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...Boston Globe reported yesterday that Pring-Wilson’s parents alleged they had been threatened by friends of the stabbing victim, 18-year-old Cambridgeport resident Michael D. Colono...
...members of Asia's globe-trotting class, long accustomed to on-demand, hassle-free transportation, getting from point A to point B is something that can no longer be taken for granted. Travel in a time of atypical pneumonia has become a nightmare of minimal flight schedules, unsettling health checkpoints, official no-go zones and profoundly unwelcoming hosts. You thought airport security was tight after the 9/11 terror attacks? Well, it's no longer enough just to remove your shoes?now it's nearly impossible to fly without having a handheld thermometer shoved in your ear for a body-temp...
...Everest is no longer an epochal achievement and that the conga lines of climbers waiting for a shot at the summit are degrading a once pristine environment. In Hillary's day, teams of top climbers were handpicked by prestigious bodies such as the Royal Geographical Society. Today, an overweight globe-trotter with more money than experience and a little-known blind guy have equal access. The door to Everest's slopes has been blown wide open, and some critics speak of the death of great adventures...
Though she has not yet been arrested or charged with any crime, Erickson will likely face criminal charges “along the lines of animal cruelty,” Lt. Michael Lawn of the Watertown police told The Boston Globe last week. Lawn said he is awaiting veterinary evaluations of the surviving cats and the necropsy results on dead cats before filing charges. If convicted, Erickson could be fined up to $1,000 or face up to a year’s imprisonment for each animal cruelty charge...
Though her reasons for possessing so many cats is unclear, court filings in Middlesex Superior Court say she once told a customer she was “very busy breeding the imperfections” out of Persian cats, according to a report in The Boston Globe...