Novin was told she could return to the facility in a week. “I begged them not to send me home because I was afraid for my life,” she told DigBoston. “I was medically unstable,” Novin added, describing herself as suicidal, and saying she should have been sent to a hospital “at the very least.”
City government continues issuing reports while UN calls for immediate action
The battle for the future of boxing takes a pivotal and scandalous stop in Boston
Mass Governor Charlie Baker’s record on public transportation as presented in an easy-to-read yet diligently reported comic feature
No more manual labor for me, though. That was over, given my damaged vertebrae. This time any temp assignments I took had to make use of my writing, editing, and research skills—which I had developed over the previous few years, despite not having a college degree.
From public accommodations to housing dissuasion, transgender rights are threatened in Mass
It should go without saying that in the days to come both Belden Electronics and the temp service they used to hire me, Manpower, refused to accept responsibility for my injury.
What’s up with all those flags lining the roads outside of Boston? Once only an occasional sighting, these flags, stickers, and other apparel have become increasingly common not just south of Boston, but all across the Commonwealth.
Even for weapons dealers who have flouted state laws, there is major money to be made by selling munitions to police in Massachusetts
The magnitude of the disaster is just starting to sink in. About 8,500 homes were affected, and its occupants are being told that it will take months to replace the cast iron gas pipes under city streets and restore service.
