Fred spotted this creepy display on Burroughs Street in Jamaica Plain.
Halloween
Oh, look what Jenni K spotted at the Star Market at Packards Corner in Allston today.
Kim Foley MacKinnnon got to work with the snow on her Roslindale front steps today to create a social-distancing candy luge: Read more.
Kyle Stratis reports from Marlborough Street between Exeter and Fairfield in the Back Bay:
This is where I was when the Great Back Bay Blackout of 2020 finally ceased its half hour long reign of terror
Seriously, just stay away, Salem Mayor Kim Driscoll and Gov. Baker said today. Driscoll said the city is so worried about becoming a superspreader it's canceling events and spending money on advertising to warn people to find something else to do that night. "This is not the year to come to Salem," Driscoll said. Also, MBTA commuter-rail trains will be bypassing Salem on numerous runs.
Don't Panic captured the city's biggest pumpkin at Mission Park off Huntington Avenue the other day.
JC Considine watched Mrs. Mallard and her brood getting ready for Halloween in the Public Garden today, along with the aid of some human helpers.
Kate Estrop reports from the Stop & Shop on McGrath Highway in Somerville:
Even if you've practiced for hours, sometimes the only thing you can say when you meet your hero is, "Beep beep."
Eric Herot spotted a couple of the entrants in this year's Jamaica Plain dog parade, reports the one on the right is named Charlie.
Jennifer M reports that a fellow customer at the Green T coffeehouse in Roslindale today was just dead to the world.
Shamus Moynihan couldn't help but notice this flier in the South End, vowing vengeance on the spineless bastard who stole one Appleton Street resident's Halloween wreath. Halloween wreath? Halloween wreath.
Someone takes their Halloween decorations VERY seriously.
Brendan the roving UHub photographer spotted these stones on Pond Street in Jamaica Plain the other day.
UPDATE: What was stolen were stones painted like pumpkins, not actual pumpkins.
OK, this is from Halloween, but still: Roy Krantz videoed a Thriller flash mob on Dunster Road in Jamaica Plain.
#Halloween Braintree firefighter with his own fire truck. pic.twitter.com/K1eblHs32A
— Jim Corbo (@JimCorbo) November 1, 2018
Carpundit spotted these dragons on Marlborough Street in the Back Bay today.
Dr. Peter Sadow is a pathologist at Mass. General. He dressed a bit differently today:
Who says pathologists only see dead people? Not true! Sometimes we are the dead who walk, but only on Halloween.
Andrew Applegate reports the Stoneham Stop & Shop had Halloween candy out yesterday, which, let's check the calendar here, was July 18.