Month: July 2026

Guest Op-Ed: Massachusetts’ New Energy Rules will Recognize What Frontline Communities have Long Known: Across Massachusetts, frontline communities Fought for Rules that Recognize the Burdens Neighborhoods Already Carry

By Roseann Bongiovanni For over ten years, East Boston fought an Eversource substation proposed across from a children’s playground, beside Logan’s jet fuel tanks, on a flood-prone shoreline along Chelsea Creek. Despite overwhelming public opposition, the state approved the facility. But along the way, we exposed…

Ronald H. Wayland

Attorney and former president of New England Broadcasting Ronald H. Wayland of Winthrop, born December 12, 1939 to Josephine (Ahearn) and William Wayland, grew up in Dorchester and attended Mission High School. He went on to study at Boston College…

Mary Carney

Retired Court System Clerk Mary E. Carney, a longtime Winthrop resident, passed away at home on July 14, 2026. She was 68 years old. Born in Winthrop, she was the beloved daughter of the late Elaine (Kirley) and John G.…

Your Signature Dish

Fresh & Local We have access to a common roof deck. Summer means we have more opportunities to gather with friends and neighbors. We learned that it can be easy to respond to serendipitous offers of fun if you have…