John Carroll calls unnecessary roughing.
Newly unemployed scribe Amy Derjue writes she feels Matt Amorello's pain:
... Keep fighting the good fight, Matt. I'll see you on the bread lines. ...
Meanwhile, Jenn, also a newly unemployed scribe, goes on trip to the Museum of Science with her father and her son and ponders the new triceratops:
... The kid poses, only somewhat reluctantly, by Cliff the triceratops, one of the last remnants of a species that once ruled the earth.
Lately, I've been wondering if I should just hop on a podium alongside him.
Wayne Braverman can't believe the Mass. Horticultural Society will be giving Matt Amorello a gold medal on Oct. 12:
The Outraged Liberal reads today's Globe article on Bechtel's apparent non-concern about I-90 connector bolts and concludes:
Michael Grunwald, late of the Boston Globe, writes that the Big Dig is quite something.
Matt Amorello's resignation will not solve the Big Dig's problems, Charley writes:
John DePetro has 72 hours to sit in a corner for calling Matt Amorello a fag and a sissy boy.
Kimberly Atkins has the details of Romney's formal effort to remove Matt Amorello from office - which also includes a suit by three Romney appointees to the turnpike board against Amore
Massachusetts GOP News posts three Amorello limericks - and none involve "Nantucket."
Boston Magazine's City Journal claims to have exclusive photos of what really happened in that argument between Mitt Romney and Matt Amorello at the ceiling-collapse site.
Because nobody died on Lay's watch, Christine argues, suggesting that instead of a payment to make Amorello go away, the state should exile him to some remote Boston Harbor island.
This morning, Dan Kennedy predicted more bad Big Dig news before we're through.
Follow the money, John Daley suggests: Specifically, the money flowing from Big Dig contractors to our best and brightest on Beacon Hill, including newly outraged Tom Re
Amy reports that even before Monday's ceiling collapse, her grandmother refused to visit her cousin who lives in Revere because it would have meant driving
Tim Lavallee took a deep breath then drove home via the Big Dig last night:
Out there on the Other Coast, SFWillie manages to find a connection between the Big Dig tragedy and Barry Bonds's home-run record: Both involve cheating.
Breaking news: Mitt Romney to try to oust Matt Amorello; says nobody can feel safe in the tunnel system right now: "I don't have any confidence in this individual."