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SJC delays ruling on Boston’s White Stadium lawsuit, putting $325M plan at risk: ‘Political disaster’ https://www.byteseu.com/2275787/ #BostonLegacy #BostonMayor #BostonNews #FranklinPark #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #NWSL #Politics #SJC #SupremeJudicialCourt #WhiteStadium #WhiteStadiumRebuild
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Scotland’s World Cup visit boosted Boston economy with 86% spike in downtown bar spending https://www.rawchili.com/5070707/ #BostonBars #BostonEconomy #BostonMayor #BostonNews #BostonPolice #BostonPolicePatrolmen'sAssociation #BostonScots #BostonSummer #BPD #DowntownBoston #FifaWorldCup #FIFAWorldCup2026 #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #WorldCup #WorldCup2026
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Scotland’s World Cup visit boosted Boston economy with 86% spike in downtown bar spending https://www.rawchili.com/5070707/ #BostonBars #BostonEconomy #BostonMayor #BostonNews #BostonPolice #BostonPolicePatrolmen'sAssociation #BostonScots #BostonSummer #BPD #DowntownBoston #FifaWorldCup #FIFAWorldCup2026 #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #WorldCup #WorldCup2026
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Scotland’s World Cup visit boosted Boston economy with 86% spike in downtown bar spending https://www.byteseu.com/2269936/ #BostonBars #BostonEconomy #BostonMayor #BostonNews #BostonPolice #BostonPolicePatrolmen'sAssociation #BostonScots #BostonSummer #BPD #DowntownBoston #economy #FIFAWorldCup #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #WorldCup2026
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Boston mayor reacts to report on FIFA $1M World Cup contribution – NBC Boston
Boston received millions of dollars in federal funding to cover costs associated with hosting the 2026 World Cup,…
#Football #Soccer #WorldCup2026 #2026WorldCup #fifa #MichelleWu #WorldCup
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Boston mayor reacts to report on FIFA $1M World Cup contribution – NBC Boston https://www.rawchili.com/5069089/ #2026WorldCup #fifa #FIFAWorldCup2026 #MichelleWu #Soccer #WorldCup #WorldCup2026
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Boston mayor reacts to report on FIFA $1M World Cup contribution – NBC Boston https://www.rawchili.com/5069089/ #2026WorldCup #fifa #FIFAWorldCup2026 #MichelleWu #Soccer #WorldCup #WorldCup2026
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Boston North End outdoor dining lawsuit: Restauraunts can sue Mayor Wu over ‘unlawful tax’
An appeals judge has ruled that North End restaurant owne…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Dining #LeoSorokin #michellewu #MichelleWudininglawsuit #MichelleWulawsuit #MichelleWuNorthEndlawsuit #MichelleWuoutdoordining #northend #NorthEndoutdoordining #NorthEndoutdoordininglawsuit
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2754655/boston-north-end-outdoor-dining-lawsuit-restauraunts-can-sue-mayor-wu-over-unlawful-tax/ -
Boston North End outdoor dining lawsuit: Restauraunts can sue Mayor Wu over ‘unlawful tax’
An appeals judge has ruled that North End restaurant owne…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Dining #LeoSorokin #michellewu #MichelleWudininglawsuit #MichelleWulawsuit #MichelleWuNorthEndlawsuit #MichelleWuoutdoordining #northend #NorthEndoutdoordining #NorthEndoutdoordininglawsuit
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Boston North End outdoor dining lawsuit: Restauraunts can sue Mayor Wu over ‘unlawful tax’
An appeals judge has ruled that North End restaurant owne…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Dining #LeoSorokin #michellewu #MichelleWudininglawsuit #MichelleWulawsuit #MichelleWuNorthEndlawsuit #MichelleWuoutdoordining #northend #NorthEndoutdoordining #NorthEndoutdoordininglawsuit
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2754655/boston-north-end-outdoor-dining-lawsuit-restauraunts-can-sue-mayor-wu-over-unlawful-tax/ -
Boston North End outdoor dining lawsuit: Restauraunts can sue Mayor Wu over ‘unlawful tax’
An appeals judge has ruled that North End restaurant owne…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Dining #LeoSorokin #michellewu #MichelleWudininglawsuit #MichelleWulawsuit #MichelleWuNorthEndlawsuit #MichelleWuoutdoordining #northend #NorthEndoutdoordining #NorthEndoutdoordininglawsuit
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2754655/boston-north-end-outdoor-dining-lawsuit-restauraunts-can-sue-mayor-wu-over-unlawful-tax/ -
Boston North End outdoor dining lawsuit: Restauraunts can sue Mayor Wu over ‘unlawful tax’ https://www.diningandcooking.com/2754655/boston-north-end-outdoor-dining-lawsuit-restauraunts-can-sue-mayor-wu-over-unlawful-tax/ #dining #LeoSorokin #MichelleWu #MichelleWuDiningLawsuit #MichelleWuLawsuit #MichelleWuNorthEndLawsuit #MichelleWuOutdoorDining #NorthEnd #NorthEndOutdoorDining #NorthEndOutdoorDiningLawsuit
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Boston North End outdoor dining lawsuit: Restauraunts can sue Mayor Wu over ‘unlawful tax’ https://www.diningandcooking.com/2754655/boston-north-end-outdoor-dining-lawsuit-restauraunts-can-sue-mayor-wu-over-unlawful-tax/ #dining #LeoSorokin #MichelleWu #MichelleWuDiningLawsuit #MichelleWuLawsuit #MichelleWuNorthEndLawsuit #MichelleWuOutdoorDining #NorthEnd #NorthEndOutdoorDining #NorthEndOutdoorDiningLawsuit
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Boston North End outdoor dining lawsuit: Restauraunts can sue Mayor Wu over ‘unlawful tax’ https://www.diningandcooking.com/2754655/boston-north-end-outdoor-dining-lawsuit-restauraunts-can-sue-mayor-wu-over-unlawful-tax/ #dining #LeoSorokin #MichelleWu #MichelleWuDiningLawsuit #MichelleWuLawsuit #MichelleWuNorthEndLawsuit #MichelleWuOutdoorDining #NorthEnd #NorthEndOutdoorDining #NorthEndOutdoorDiningLawsuit
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Lists of cooling centers in #Massachusetts are easy to find using a DuckDuckGo search.
Why 1st ‘extreme’ Mass. #HeatWave of 2026 may be extra dangerous — and for who
By Irene Rotondo
Jun. 29, 2026, 4:05 p.m."A new heat wave alert for Massachusetts landed Monday, with officials warning of 'dangerously hot conditions' and a #HeatIndex up to 111 degrees.
"An 'extreme heat watch' is in effect for nearly the entire state from Wednesday morning through Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service. This will vastly increase chances both for heat-related illnesses as well as troublesome weather like thunderstorms, forecasters warn.
"Temperatures could reach up to 99 degrees in Boston on Wednesday during the day, with Worcester’s high at 97 and Springfield at a whopping 100. At night, they will drop just to the mid-70s, then creep back up to a high of 102 degrees on Thursday in Boston and Worcester and 104 in Springfield.
"Friday is expected to again hit 102 degrees in Boston, with nighttime temperatures at 79. On Saturday — the 4th of July holiday — temperatures will be 97 degrees in Boston and Springfield and 95 in Worcester. Forecasters warn there could be chances for thunderstorms across the state in the evening.
Being prepared
"Though temperatures climbed above 90 degrees in Massachusetts on multiple days in May and June, the impending heat wave will be the most hot and humid weather the state has had had since last year.
"The first heat wave of the season is often the worst for people’s health, according to data collected by state officials on heat-related illnesses and hospital visits, as residents’ bodies adjust to the temperature change.
"Additionally, emergency room visits and heat-related illnesses rise when temperatures hit 85 degrees or higher for at least three consecutive days — the threshold the state uses for unhealthy heat alerts.
"Boston officials urge residents to stay hydrated, use air conditioning, limit outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day and check on neighbors. Children and pets cannot be left in vehicles at any time.
"City residents can call 311 or visit the city’s heat website to find one of the 16 cooling centers at the Boston Centers for Youth & Families — locations turned into cooling centers for heat emergencies — public pools and libraries for relief.
A first test for Boston
"A spokesperson for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s office said on Monday that the city was still 'working through a determination' on its other cooling center locations and hours for the upcoming heatwave.
"The heat wave will also be the first major test of Boston’s new worker heat-protection ordinance, which took effect this year and is believed to be among the first local laws of its kind in the country.
"Under the law, city departments and qualifying contractors performing city work are required to maintain heat illness prevention plans designed to reduce heat-related injuries and deaths — especially those caused by fatigue, dizziness and dehydration.
"Under the ordinance, employers must provide protections including water, shade and rest breaks beginning at 80 degrees, with additional 'high heat' measures required once temperatures reach 90 degrees. Covered employers must also establish emergency response procedures, train workers on heat illness risks and designate a heat safety coordinator.
"The ordinance was passed by the Boston City Council and signed by Mayor #MichelleWu last year as experts projected more frequent and intense heat waves in coming decades. Boston officials previously estimated the number of days above 90 degrees, annually, could increase from a historic average of about 10 to as many as 46 by the 2070s.
Who is most at-risk?"Those over the age of 65, children and infants are more at risk for severe illness, with children facing unique dangers during the prolonged heat events. Due to children’s smaller body size and reduced ability to sweat, they will heat up more quickly than adults and rely on adults to ensure their safety.
"Consistent periods of time where daytime temperatures exceed 90 degrees and nighttime temperatures remain above 78 degrees are considered 'extreme heat' for young children, the impacts of which can be long-lasting.
"People with chronic medical conditions, #disabilities, limited mobility, who are pregnant, experiencing homelessness, outdoor workers and residents without access to air conditioning are also at high risk. People in Black, brown and other communities of color may also face disproportionate impacts because of longstanding inequities in the environment and infrastructure, according to the state.
"Outdoor workers are among the groups considered especially vulnerable during extreme heat events. State health data showed 707 emergency room visits and 87 hospitalizations related to heat stress in Massachusetts in 2022, the most recent year available."
#Heatwave #MassachusettsWx
#ClimateDiaryMassachusetts
#ClimateChange #HeatRelatedIllness
#StayCool #Homelessness #BostonMA #UrbanHeat #WorkersRights #CoolingCenters -
Lists of cooling centers in #Massachusetts are easy to find using a DuckDuckGo search.
Why 1st ‘extreme’ Mass. #HeatWave of 2026 may be extra dangerous — and for who
By Irene Rotondo
Jun. 29, 2026, 4:05 p.m."A new heat wave alert for Massachusetts landed Monday, with officials warning of 'dangerously hot conditions' and a #HeatIndex up to 111 degrees.
"An 'extreme heat watch' is in effect for nearly the entire state from Wednesday morning through Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service. This will vastly increase chances both for heat-related illnesses as well as troublesome weather like thunderstorms, forecasters warn.
"Temperatures could reach up to 99 degrees in Boston on Wednesday during the day, with Worcester’s high at 97 and Springfield at a whopping 100. At night, they will drop just to the mid-70s, then creep back up to a high of 102 degrees on Thursday in Boston and Worcester and 104 in Springfield.
"Friday is expected to again hit 102 degrees in Boston, with nighttime temperatures at 79. On Saturday — the 4th of July holiday — temperatures will be 97 degrees in Boston and Springfield and 95 in Worcester. Forecasters warn there could be chances for thunderstorms across the state in the evening.
Being prepared
"Though temperatures climbed above 90 degrees in Massachusetts on multiple days in May and June, the impending heat wave will be the most hot and humid weather the state has had had since last year.
"The first heat wave of the season is often the worst for people’s health, according to data collected by state officials on heat-related illnesses and hospital visits, as residents’ bodies adjust to the temperature change.
"Additionally, emergency room visits and heat-related illnesses rise when temperatures hit 85 degrees or higher for at least three consecutive days — the threshold the state uses for unhealthy heat alerts.
"Boston officials urge residents to stay hydrated, use air conditioning, limit outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day and check on neighbors. Children and pets cannot be left in vehicles at any time.
"City residents can call 311 or visit the city’s heat website to find one of the 16 cooling centers at the Boston Centers for Youth & Families — locations turned into cooling centers for heat emergencies — public pools and libraries for relief.
A first test for Boston
"A spokesperson for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s office said on Monday that the city was still 'working through a determination' on its other cooling center locations and hours for the upcoming heatwave.
"The heat wave will also be the first major test of Boston’s new worker heat-protection ordinance, which took effect this year and is believed to be among the first local laws of its kind in the country.
"Under the law, city departments and qualifying contractors performing city work are required to maintain heat illness prevention plans designed to reduce heat-related injuries and deaths — especially those caused by fatigue, dizziness and dehydration.
"Under the ordinance, employers must provide protections including water, shade and rest breaks beginning at 80 degrees, with additional 'high heat' measures required once temperatures reach 90 degrees. Covered employers must also establish emergency response procedures, train workers on heat illness risks and designate a heat safety coordinator.
"The ordinance was passed by the Boston City Council and signed by Mayor #MichelleWu last year as experts projected more frequent and intense heat waves in coming decades. Boston officials previously estimated the number of days above 90 degrees, annually, could increase from a historic average of about 10 to as many as 46 by the 2070s.
Who is most at-risk?"Those over the age of 65, children and infants are more at risk for severe illness, with children facing unique dangers during the prolonged heat events. Due to children’s smaller body size and reduced ability to sweat, they will heat up more quickly than adults and rely on adults to ensure their safety.
"Consistent periods of time where daytime temperatures exceed 90 degrees and nighttime temperatures remain above 78 degrees are considered 'extreme heat' for young children, the impacts of which can be long-lasting.
"People with chronic medical conditions, #disabilities, limited mobility, who are pregnant, experiencing homelessness, outdoor workers and residents without access to air conditioning are also at high risk. People in Black, brown and other communities of color may also face disproportionate impacts because of longstanding inequities in the environment and infrastructure, according to the state.
"Outdoor workers are among the groups considered especially vulnerable during extreme heat events. State health data showed 707 emergency room visits and 87 hospitalizations related to heat stress in Massachusetts in 2022, the most recent year available."
#Heatwave #MassachusettsWx
#ClimateDiaryMassachusetts
#ClimateChange #HeatRelatedIllness
#StayCool #Homelessness #BostonMA #UrbanHeat #WorkersRights #CoolingCenters -
Lists of cooling centers in #Massachusetts are easy to find using a DuckDuckGo search.
Why 1st ‘extreme’ Mass. #HeatWave of 2026 may be extra dangerous — and for who
By Irene Rotondo
Jun. 29, 2026, 4:05 p.m."A new heat wave alert for Massachusetts landed Monday, with officials warning of 'dangerously hot conditions' and a #HeatIndex up to 111 degrees.
"An 'extreme heat watch' is in effect for nearly the entire state from Wednesday morning through Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service. This will vastly increase chances both for heat-related illnesses as well as troublesome weather like thunderstorms, forecasters warn.
"Temperatures could reach up to 99 degrees in Boston on Wednesday during the day, with Worcester’s high at 97 and Springfield at a whopping 100. At night, they will drop just to the mid-70s, then creep back up to a high of 102 degrees on Thursday in Boston and Worcester and 104 in Springfield.
"Friday is expected to again hit 102 degrees in Boston, with nighttime temperatures at 79. On Saturday — the 4th of July holiday — temperatures will be 97 degrees in Boston and Springfield and 95 in Worcester. Forecasters warn there could be chances for thunderstorms across the state in the evening.
Being prepared
"Though temperatures climbed above 90 degrees in Massachusetts on multiple days in May and June, the impending heat wave will be the most hot and humid weather the state has had had since last year.
"The first heat wave of the season is often the worst for people’s health, according to data collected by state officials on heat-related illnesses and hospital visits, as residents’ bodies adjust to the temperature change.
"Additionally, emergency room visits and heat-related illnesses rise when temperatures hit 85 degrees or higher for at least three consecutive days — the threshold the state uses for unhealthy heat alerts.
"Boston officials urge residents to stay hydrated, use air conditioning, limit outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day and check on neighbors. Children and pets cannot be left in vehicles at any time.
"City residents can call 311 or visit the city’s heat website to find one of the 16 cooling centers at the Boston Centers for Youth & Families — locations turned into cooling centers for heat emergencies — public pools and libraries for relief.
A first test for Boston
"A spokesperson for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s office said on Monday that the city was still 'working through a determination' on its other cooling center locations and hours for the upcoming heatwave.
"The heat wave will also be the first major test of Boston’s new worker heat-protection ordinance, which took effect this year and is believed to be among the first local laws of its kind in the country.
"Under the law, city departments and qualifying contractors performing city work are required to maintain heat illness prevention plans designed to reduce heat-related injuries and deaths — especially those caused by fatigue, dizziness and dehydration.
"Under the ordinance, employers must provide protections including water, shade and rest breaks beginning at 80 degrees, with additional 'high heat' measures required once temperatures reach 90 degrees. Covered employers must also establish emergency response procedures, train workers on heat illness risks and designate a heat safety coordinator.
"The ordinance was passed by the Boston City Council and signed by Mayor #MichelleWu last year as experts projected more frequent and intense heat waves in coming decades. Boston officials previously estimated the number of days above 90 degrees, annually, could increase from a historic average of about 10 to as many as 46 by the 2070s.
Who is most at-risk?"Those over the age of 65, children and infants are more at risk for severe illness, with children facing unique dangers during the prolonged heat events. Due to children’s smaller body size and reduced ability to sweat, they will heat up more quickly than adults and rely on adults to ensure their safety.
"Consistent periods of time where daytime temperatures exceed 90 degrees and nighttime temperatures remain above 78 degrees are considered 'extreme heat' for young children, the impacts of which can be long-lasting.
"People with chronic medical conditions, #disabilities, limited mobility, who are pregnant, experiencing homelessness, outdoor workers and residents without access to air conditioning are also at high risk. People in Black, brown and other communities of color may also face disproportionate impacts because of longstanding inequities in the environment and infrastructure, according to the state.
"Outdoor workers are among the groups considered especially vulnerable during extreme heat events. State health data showed 707 emergency room visits and 87 hospitalizations related to heat stress in Massachusetts in 2022, the most recent year available."
#Heatwave #MassachusettsWx
#ClimateDiaryMassachusetts
#ClimateChange #HeatRelatedIllness
#StayCool #Homelessness #BostonMA #UrbanHeat #WorkersRights #CoolingCenters -
Lists of cooling centers in #Massachusetts are easy to find using a DuckDuckGo search.
Why 1st ‘extreme’ Mass. #HeatWave of 2026 may be extra dangerous — and for who
By Irene Rotondo
Jun. 29, 2026, 4:05 p.m."A new heat wave alert for Massachusetts landed Monday, with officials warning of 'dangerously hot conditions' and a #HeatIndex up to 111 degrees.
"An 'extreme heat watch' is in effect for nearly the entire state from Wednesday morning through Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service. This will vastly increase chances both for heat-related illnesses as well as troublesome weather like thunderstorms, forecasters warn.
"Temperatures could reach up to 99 degrees in Boston on Wednesday during the day, with Worcester’s high at 97 and Springfield at a whopping 100. At night, they will drop just to the mid-70s, then creep back up to a high of 102 degrees on Thursday in Boston and Worcester and 104 in Springfield.
"Friday is expected to again hit 102 degrees in Boston, with nighttime temperatures at 79. On Saturday — the 4th of July holiday — temperatures will be 97 degrees in Boston and Springfield and 95 in Worcester. Forecasters warn there could be chances for thunderstorms across the state in the evening.
Being prepared
"Though temperatures climbed above 90 degrees in Massachusetts on multiple days in May and June, the impending heat wave will be the most hot and humid weather the state has had had since last year.
"The first heat wave of the season is often the worst for people’s health, according to data collected by state officials on heat-related illnesses and hospital visits, as residents’ bodies adjust to the temperature change.
"Additionally, emergency room visits and heat-related illnesses rise when temperatures hit 85 degrees or higher for at least three consecutive days — the threshold the state uses for unhealthy heat alerts.
"Boston officials urge residents to stay hydrated, use air conditioning, limit outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day and check on neighbors. Children and pets cannot be left in vehicles at any time.
"City residents can call 311 or visit the city’s heat website to find one of the 16 cooling centers at the Boston Centers for Youth & Families — locations turned into cooling centers for heat emergencies — public pools and libraries for relief.
A first test for Boston
"A spokesperson for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s office said on Monday that the city was still 'working through a determination' on its other cooling center locations and hours for the upcoming heatwave.
"The heat wave will also be the first major test of Boston’s new worker heat-protection ordinance, which took effect this year and is believed to be among the first local laws of its kind in the country.
"Under the law, city departments and qualifying contractors performing city work are required to maintain heat illness prevention plans designed to reduce heat-related injuries and deaths — especially those caused by fatigue, dizziness and dehydration.
"Under the ordinance, employers must provide protections including water, shade and rest breaks beginning at 80 degrees, with additional 'high heat' measures required once temperatures reach 90 degrees. Covered employers must also establish emergency response procedures, train workers on heat illness risks and designate a heat safety coordinator.
"The ordinance was passed by the Boston City Council and signed by Mayor #MichelleWu last year as experts projected more frequent and intense heat waves in coming decades. Boston officials previously estimated the number of days above 90 degrees, annually, could increase from a historic average of about 10 to as many as 46 by the 2070s.
Who is most at-risk?"Those over the age of 65, children and infants are more at risk for severe illness, with children facing unique dangers during the prolonged heat events. Due to children’s smaller body size and reduced ability to sweat, they will heat up more quickly than adults and rely on adults to ensure their safety.
"Consistent periods of time where daytime temperatures exceed 90 degrees and nighttime temperatures remain above 78 degrees are considered 'extreme heat' for young children, the impacts of which can be long-lasting.
"People with chronic medical conditions, #disabilities, limited mobility, who are pregnant, experiencing homelessness, outdoor workers and residents without access to air conditioning are also at high risk. People in Black, brown and other communities of color may also face disproportionate impacts because of longstanding inequities in the environment and infrastructure, according to the state.
"Outdoor workers are among the groups considered especially vulnerable during extreme heat events. State health data showed 707 emergency room visits and 87 hospitalizations related to heat stress in Massachusetts in 2022, the most recent year available."
#Heatwave #MassachusettsWx
#ClimateDiaryMassachusetts
#ClimateChange #HeatRelatedIllness
#StayCool #Homelessness #BostonMA #UrbanHeat #WorkersRights #CoolingCenters -
Lists of cooling centers in #Massachusetts are easy to find using a DuckDuckGo search.
Why 1st ‘extreme’ Mass. #HeatWave of 2026 may be extra dangerous — and for who
By Irene Rotondo
Jun. 29, 2026, 4:05 p.m."A new heat wave alert for Massachusetts landed Monday, with officials warning of 'dangerously hot conditions' and a #HeatIndex up to 111 degrees.
"An 'extreme heat watch' is in effect for nearly the entire state from Wednesday morning through Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service. This will vastly increase chances both for heat-related illnesses as well as troublesome weather like thunderstorms, forecasters warn.
"Temperatures could reach up to 99 degrees in Boston on Wednesday during the day, with Worcester’s high at 97 and Springfield at a whopping 100. At night, they will drop just to the mid-70s, then creep back up to a high of 102 degrees on Thursday in Boston and Worcester and 104 in Springfield.
"Friday is expected to again hit 102 degrees in Boston, with nighttime temperatures at 79. On Saturday — the 4th of July holiday — temperatures will be 97 degrees in Boston and Springfield and 95 in Worcester. Forecasters warn there could be chances for thunderstorms across the state in the evening.
Being prepared
"Though temperatures climbed above 90 degrees in Massachusetts on multiple days in May and June, the impending heat wave will be the most hot and humid weather the state has had had since last year.
"The first heat wave of the season is often the worst for people’s health, according to data collected by state officials on heat-related illnesses and hospital visits, as residents’ bodies adjust to the temperature change.
"Additionally, emergency room visits and heat-related illnesses rise when temperatures hit 85 degrees or higher for at least three consecutive days — the threshold the state uses for unhealthy heat alerts.
"Boston officials urge residents to stay hydrated, use air conditioning, limit outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day and check on neighbors. Children and pets cannot be left in vehicles at any time.
"City residents can call 311 or visit the city’s heat website to find one of the 16 cooling centers at the Boston Centers for Youth & Families — locations turned into cooling centers for heat emergencies — public pools and libraries for relief.
A first test for Boston
"A spokesperson for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s office said on Monday that the city was still 'working through a determination' on its other cooling center locations and hours for the upcoming heatwave.
"The heat wave will also be the first major test of Boston’s new worker heat-protection ordinance, which took effect this year and is believed to be among the first local laws of its kind in the country.
"Under the law, city departments and qualifying contractors performing city work are required to maintain heat illness prevention plans designed to reduce heat-related injuries and deaths — especially those caused by fatigue, dizziness and dehydration.
"Under the ordinance, employers must provide protections including water, shade and rest breaks beginning at 80 degrees, with additional 'high heat' measures required once temperatures reach 90 degrees. Covered employers must also establish emergency response procedures, train workers on heat illness risks and designate a heat safety coordinator.
"The ordinance was passed by the Boston City Council and signed by Mayor #MichelleWu last year as experts projected more frequent and intense heat waves in coming decades. Boston officials previously estimated the number of days above 90 degrees, annually, could increase from a historic average of about 10 to as many as 46 by the 2070s.
Who is most at-risk?"Those over the age of 65, children and infants are more at risk for severe illness, with children facing unique dangers during the prolonged heat events. Due to children’s smaller body size and reduced ability to sweat, they will heat up more quickly than adults and rely on adults to ensure their safety.
"Consistent periods of time where daytime temperatures exceed 90 degrees and nighttime temperatures remain above 78 degrees are considered 'extreme heat' for young children, the impacts of which can be long-lasting.
"People with chronic medical conditions, #disabilities, limited mobility, who are pregnant, experiencing homelessness, outdoor workers and residents without access to air conditioning are also at high risk. People in Black, brown and other communities of color may also face disproportionate impacts because of longstanding inequities in the environment and infrastructure, according to the state.
"Outdoor workers are among the groups considered especially vulnerable during extreme heat events. State health data showed 707 emergency room visits and 87 hospitalizations related to heat stress in Massachusetts in 2022, the most recent year available."
#Heatwave #MassachusettsWx
#ClimateDiaryMassachusetts
#ClimateChange #HeatRelatedIllness
#StayCool #Homelessness #BostonMA #UrbanHeat #WorkersRights #CoolingCenters -
https://www.europesays.com/people/128513/ Battenfeld: Socialist shocker in New York, old guard Democrats collapsing #JoeBattenfeld #MichelleWu #NewYorkCity #PresidentDonaldTrump #socialism #StephenLynch #ZohranMamdani
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Pols & Politics: Boston Mayor Wu joins Scottish statue traffic cone prank: ‘A sense of joy everywhere’
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu admitted to joining in on a traditional Tartan Army prank by placing a traffic…
#NFL #NewEnglandPatriots #NewEngland #Patriots #BillRussell #Bostonmayor #Bostonnews #FIFAworldcup #Football #Glasgow #Massachusettsnews #MichelleWu #Scotland #ScotlandBostontakeover #Scotlandstatuetrafficcone #TartanArmy #worldcup
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Pols & Politics: Boston Mayor Wu joins Scottish statue traffic cone prank: ‘A sense of joy everywhere’
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu admitted to joining in on a traditional Tartan Army prank by placing a traffic…
#NFL #NewEnglandPatriots #NewEngland #Patriots #BillRussell #Bostonmayor #Bostonnews #FIFAworldcup #Football #Glasgow #Massachusettsnews #MichelleWu #Scotland #ScotlandBostontakeover #Scotlandstatuetrafficcone #TartanArmy #worldcup
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Pols & Politics: Boston Mayor Wu joins Scottish statue traffic cone prank: ‘A sense of joy everywhere’ https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/924727/ #BillRussell #BostonMayor #BostonNews #FIFAWorldCup #Football #Glasgow #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #NewEngland #NewEnglandPatriots #NewEngland #NewEnglandPatriots #NFL #Patriots #Scotland #ScotlandBostonTakeover #ScotlandStatueTrafficCone #TartanArmy #WorldCup
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Pols & Politics: Boston Mayor Wu joins Scottish statue traffic cone prank: ‘A sense of joy everywhere’ https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/924727/ #BillRussell #BostonMayor #BostonNews #FIFAWorldCup #Football #Glasgow #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #NewEngland #NewEnglandPatriots #NewEngland #NewEnglandPatriots #NFL #Patriots #Scotland #ScotlandBostonTakeover #ScotlandStatueTrafficCone #TartanArmy #WorldCup
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Tartan Army invades Boston as Scotland soccer fans revel at World Cup https://www.rawchili.com/5026096/ #Boston #FifaWorldCup #GeneralNews #JasonWaddleton #Massachusetts #MauraHealey #MichelleWu #SamAdams #SamanthaCrawford #SamuelAdams #Scotland #ScotlandNationalSoccerTeam #Soccer #sports #SportsTopics #USNews
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Tartan Army invades Boston as Scotland soccer fans revel at World Cup https://www.rawchili.com/5026096/ #Boston #FifaWorldCup #GeneralNews #JasonWaddleton #Massachusetts #MauraHealey #MichelleWu #SamAdams #SamanthaCrawford #SamuelAdams #Scotland #ScotlandNationalSoccerTeam #Soccer #sports #SportsTopics #USNews
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Boston To Formally Name Glasgow, Scotland Twin City
Boston To Formally Name Glasgow, Scotland Twin City originally appeared on NESN. Add NESN as a Preferred Source…
#Glasgow #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #Scotland #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Boston #Britain #GlasgowCityCouncil #GreatBritain #MayorWu #MichelleWu #TartanArmy
https://www.europesays.com/uk/1036033/ -
Scotland play Morocco at World Cup 2026 as fans flood Boston
Scotland fans have returned to Boston ahead of their World Cup game against Morocco on Friday, who present…
#Football #Soccer #WorldCup2026 #Boston #Haiti #mayorofBoston #MichelleWu #Morocco #Scotland #Scotlandfans #Scottishfans #SteveClarke #worldcupgame
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Boston City Council budget chair slams ethics allegations tied to wife’s nonprofit as political ‘smear’ campaign
A community activist is raising additional ethics questions about Boston City Council budget…
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Boston City Council budget chair slams ethics allegations tied to wife’s nonprofit as political ‘smear’ campaign https://www.byteseu.com/2094638/ #Boston #BostonCityCouncil #BostonCityHall #BostonMayor #LatestHeadlines #LocalNews #Massachusetts #MichelleWu #News #Politics #SuffolkCounty
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Taiwanese-American Lawyer and Democrat Mayor of Boston Michelle Wu performing Bach’s arrangement of “Ave Maria” with legendary Chinese-American Cellist Yo-yo Ma (https://youtu.be/OQwy_54igw8?si=kQTNjLMdYFZtlXcU). Wu is one of the youngest ever Mayors of Boston and the first Asian-American to be elected to the office.
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Taiwanese-American Lawyer and Democrat Mayor of Boston Michelle Wu performing Bach’s arrangement of “Ave Maria” with legendary Chinese-American Cellist Yo-yo Ma (https://youtu.be/OQwy_54igw8?si=kQTNjLMdYFZtlXcU). Wu is one of the youngest ever Mayors of Boston and the first Asian-American to be elected to the office.
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Taiwanese-American Lawyer and Democrat Mayor of Boston Michelle Wu performing Bach’s arrangement of “Ave Maria” with legendary Chinese-American Cellist Yo-yo Ma (https://youtu.be/OQwy_54igw8?si=kQTNjLMdYFZtlXcU). Wu is one of the youngest ever Mayors of Boston and the first Asian-American to be elected to the office.
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Taiwanese-American Lawyer and Democrat Mayor of Boston Michelle Wu performing Bach’s arrangement of “Ave Maria” with legendary Chinese-American Cellist Yo-yo Ma (https://youtu.be/OQwy_54igw8?si=kQTNjLMdYFZtlXcU). Wu is one of the youngest ever Mayors of Boston and the first Asian-American to be elected to the office.
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Taiwanese-American Lawyer and Democrat Mayor of Boston Michelle Wu performing Bach’s arrangement of “Ave Maria” with legendary Chinese-American Cellist Yo-yo Ma (https://youtu.be/OQwy_54igw8?si=kQTNjLMdYFZtlXcU). Wu is one of the youngest ever Mayors of Boston and the first Asian-American to be elected to the office.
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Boston City Council ‘mean girl politics’ accusations fly amid $4.9B budget cuts battle
Boston City Councilor Erin Murphy decried “mean girl politics” after her latest late file order was blocked again…
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Boston Mayor Wu’s climate action plan floats congestion pricing to discourage driving
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s climate action plan floats the potential for a congestion pricing system to discourage people…
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South Boston high school baseball team gifted caps amid city’s budget crunch: ‘Bush league’ https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/656325/ #Baseball #BobFerrara #BostonBudgetCrunch #BostonBudgetGap #BostonCityCouncil #BostonMayor #BostonNews #BostonPublicSchools #BPS #ErinMurphy #ExcelHighSchool #HighSchoolSports #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #SouthBoston
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South Boston high school baseball team gifted caps amid city’s budget crunch: ‘Bush league’ https://www.rawchili.com/mlb/656325/ #Baseball #BobFerrara #BostonBudgetCrunch #BostonBudgetGap #BostonCityCouncil #BostonMayor #BostonNews #BostonPublicSchools #BPS #ErinMurphy #ExcelHighSchool #HighSchoolSports #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #SouthBoston
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Boston city councilor calls for cuts to $2M program that gives 11-year-olds budgetary power
Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is calling for the participatory budget to be slashed, saying that 11-…
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Boston city councilor calls for cuts to $2M program that gives 11-year-olds budgetary power https://www.byteseu.com/1838101/ #BostonCityCouncil #BostonCityHall #BostonMayor #BostonNews #EdFlynn #IllegalImmigration #MassachusettsNews #MichelleWu #ParticipatoryBudgeting #Politics
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Donald Trump presidency: Follow live updates.
We’re following the latest updates and analysis on the Donald Trump administration. Follow along live. Most Americans see…
#UnitedStates #US #USA #administration #Boston #Democrats #DonaldTrump #mayor-elect #Métro #MichelleWu #newyork #NewYorkCity #nyc #Politics #trump #zohranmamdani
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#MillionaireTax That Inspired #Mamdani Fuels $5.7 Billion Haul in #Massachusetts
By Greg Ryan
October 21, 2025Excerpt: "Boston Mayor #MichelleWu — whom Mamdani has called a role model — recently chastised executives for complaining about the tax. She contends that the region’s talent pool and livability are more important to its economic competitiveness.
"Many high-income taxpayers are staying in the Boston area despite the tax hike."
Archived version:
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#MillionaireTax That Inspired #Mamdani Fuels $5.7 Billion Haul in #Massachusetts
By Greg Ryan
October 21, 2025Excerpt: "Boston Mayor #MichelleWu — whom Mamdani has called a role model — recently chastised executives for complaining about the tax. She contends that the region’s talent pool and livability are more important to its economic competitiveness.
"Many high-income taxpayers are staying in the Boston area despite the tax hike."
Archived version:
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#MillionaireTax That Inspired #Mamdani Fuels $5.7 Billion Haul in #Massachusetts
By Greg Ryan
October 21, 2025Excerpt: "Boston Mayor #MichelleWu — whom Mamdani has called a role model — recently chastised executives for complaining about the tax. She contends that the region’s talent pool and livability are more important to its economic competitiveness.
"Many high-income taxpayers are staying in the Boston area despite the tax hike."
Archived version:
https://archive.ph/QzUYH#TaxTheRich #Billionaires #Millionaires #Trillionaires #NoTaxHavens #PayYourFairShare! #ZorhanMamdani
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#MillionaireTax That Inspired #Mamdani Fuels $5.7 Billion Haul in #Massachusetts
By Greg Ryan
October 21, 2025Excerpt: "Boston Mayor #MichelleWu — whom Mamdani has called a role model — recently chastised executives for complaining about the tax. She contends that the region’s talent pool and livability are more important to its economic competitiveness.
"Many high-income taxpayers are staying in the Boston area despite the tax hike."
Archived version:
https://archive.ph/QzUYH#TaxTheRich #Billionaires #Millionaires #Trillionaires #NoTaxHavens #PayYourFairShare! #ZorhanMamdani
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#MillionaireTax That Inspired #Mamdani Fuels $5.7 Billion Haul in #Massachusetts
By Greg Ryan
October 21, 2025Excerpt: "Boston Mayor #MichelleWu — whom Mamdani has called a role model — recently chastised executives for complaining about the tax. She contends that the region’s talent pool and livability are more important to its economic competitiveness.
"Many high-income taxpayers are staying in the Boston area despite the tax hike."
Archived version:
https://archive.ph/QzUYH#TaxTheRich #Billionaires #Millionaires #Trillionaires #NoTaxHavens #PayYourFairShare! #ZorhanMamdani
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#Boston election Nov. 4 2025: District 9 endorsements
Vote for #MichelleWu, #LizBreadon, #HenrySantana, #MarvinMathelier, #RuthzeeLouijeune, and #JuliaMejia!
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#Boston election Nov. 4 2025: District 9 endorsements
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#Boston election Nov. 4 2025: District 9 endorsements
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#Boston election Nov. 4 2025: District 9 endorsements
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#Boston election Nov. 4 2025: District 9 endorsements
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Boston election Nov. 4 2025: District 9 endorsements
Tomorrow is a municipal election in the city of Boston. Municipal elections matter. If you live in Boston you should be voting in every primary, every preliminary election, every election, every year.
Here are my endorsements for tomorrow’s election in District 9 and city-wide.
Michelle Wu is running unopposed, so whether you vote for her doesn’t “matter” in the sense that it will not influence the outcome of the race. For that, I hope you voted in the preliminary election in September! In any case, you should vote for her anyway to let her know you support her. She has been a good mayor and she deserves your support.
In the District 9 City Council race, you should vote for Liz Breadon. Her opponent, Pilar Ortiz, is both decent and competent, and I look forward to voting for her in the future when she is the best candidate on the ballot, but as for this year, Liz is doing a good job and has been on the Council long enough to form important experience, connections, and alliances that Pilar doesn’t have. A little bit of inside baseball: a lot of people in Pilar’s orbit, including Mayor Wu whose administration she worked in, told her this was not the time for her to run, but for some reason that is frankly inexplicable to me, she didn’t listen.
In the at-large City Council race, I am voting for Henry Santana, Marvin Mathelier, Ruthzee Louijeune, and Julia Mejia. Henry, Ruthzee, and Julia are all incumbents who have proven themselves decent and competent. Erin Murphy and Frank Baker are Trump-supporting chuds whom I wouldn’t vote for under any circumstances. I have nothing in particular against Will Onuoha or Alexandra Valdez—I think they’d probably do fine—but Mathelier has been endorsed by both Liz and Ruthzee, and I trust them and want them to have the allies they want on the Council to help them continue to make progress on their objectives, which I support.
By the way, it’s not a coincidence that none of the people I’m endorsing are white men.
#AlexandraValdez #Boston #BostonCityCouncil #ErinMurphy #FrankBaker #HenrySantana #JuliaMejia #LizBreadon #MarvinMathelier #MichelleWu #PilarOrtiz #RuthzeeLouijeune #WillOnuoha
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Boston election Nov. 4 2025: District 9 endorsements
Tomorrow is a municipal election in the city of Boston. Municipal elections matter. If you live in Boston you should be voting in every primary, every preliminary election, every election, every year.
Here are my endorsements for tomorrow’s election in District 9 and city-wide.
Michelle Wu is running unopposed, so whether you vote for her doesn’t “matter” in the sense that it will not influence the outcome of the race. For that, I hope you voted in the preliminary election in September! In any case, you should vote for her anyway to let her know you support her. She has been a good mayor and she deserves your support.
In the District 9 City Council race, you should vote for Liz Breadon. Her opponent, Pilar Ortiz, is both decent and competent, and I look forward to voting for her in the future when she is the best candidate on the ballot, but as for this year, Liz is doing a good job and has been on the Council long enough to form important experience, connections, and alliances that Pilar doesn’t have. A little bit of inside baseball: a lot of people in Pilar’s orbit, including Mayor Wu whose administration she worked in, told her this was not the time for her to run, but for some reason that is frankly inexplicable to me, she didn’t listen.
In the at-large City Council race, I am voting for Henry Santana, Marvin Mathelier, Ruthzee Louijeune, and Julia Mejia. Henry, Ruthzee, and Julia are all incumbents who have proven themselves decent and competent. Erin Murphy and Frank Baker are Trump-supporting chuds whom I wouldn’t vote for under any circumstances. I have nothing in particular against Will Onuoha or Alexandra Valdez—I think they’d probably do fine—but Mathelier has been endorsed by both Liz and Ruthzee, and I trust them and want them to have the allies they want on the Council to help them continue to make progress on their objectives, which I support.
By the way, it’s not a coincidence that none of the people I’m endorsing are white men.
#AlexandraValdez #Boston #BostonCityCouncil #ErinMurphy #FrankBaker #HenrySantana #JuliaMejia #LizBreadon #MarvinMathelier #MichelleWu #PilarOrtiz #RuthzeeLouijeune #WillOnuoha
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Boston election Nov. 4 2025: District 9 endorsements
Tomorrow is a municipal election in the city of Boston. Municipal elections matter. If you live in Boston you should be voting in every primary, every preliminary election, every election, every year.
Here are my endorsements for tomorrow’s election in District 9 and city-wide.
Michelle Wu is running unopposed, so whether you vote for her doesn’t “matter” in the sense that it will not influence the outcome of the race. For that, I hope you voted in the preliminary election in September! In any case, you should vote for her anyway to let her know you support her. She has been a good mayor and she deserves your support.
In the District 9 City Council race, you should vote for Liz Breadon. Her opponent, Pilar Ortiz, is both decent and competent, and I look forward to voting for her in the future when she is the best candidate on the ballot, but as for this year, Liz is doing a good job and has been on the Council long enough to form important experience, connections, and alliances that Pilar doesn’t have. A little bit of inside baseball: a lot of people in Pilar’s orbit, including Mayor Wu whose administration she worked in, told her this was not the time for her to run, but for some reason that is frankly inexplicable to me, she didn’t listen.
In the at-large City Council race, I am voting for Henry Santana, Marvin Mathelier, Ruthzee Louijeune, and Julia Mejia. Henry, Ruthzee, and Julia are all incumbents who have proven themselves decent and competent. Erin Murphy and Frank Baker are Trump-supporting chuds whom I wouldn’t vote for under any circumstances. I have nothing in particular against Will Onuoha or Alexandra Valdez—I think they’d probably do fine—but Mathelier has been endorsed by both Liz and Ruthzee, and I trust them and want them to have the allies they want on the Council to help them continue to make progress on their objectives, which I support.
By the way, it’s not a coincidence that none of the people I’m endorsing are white men.
#AlexandraValdez #Boston #BostonCityCouncil #ErinMurphy #FrankBaker #HenrySantana #JuliaMejia #LizBreadon #MarvinMathelier #MichelleWu #PilarOrtiz #RuthzeeLouijeune #WillOnuoha
