A Boston Lawyer came across this fully engulfed car on Jersey Street near Brookline Avenue shortly before 6 p.m.
Fenway Park
Boston Flyovers alerts us that four fighter jets will fly low and loud over Fenway Park - which means they'll also fly over other parts of the area - during Thursday's Red Sox opening-day ceremonies. The ceremonies start at 1:30 p.m. and run through just before first pitch, scheduled for 2:10 p.m.
Around 2:25 p.m. people across the area, thousands of people who were not at Fenway Park for the Bruins/Penguins winter classic, suddenly heard a roar overhead, of the sort that might presage the kind of alien invasion only knowledge of Macintosh computer viruses and a stirring speech by Bill Pullman could fend off. Read more.
Robert Orthman captured the security guy tackling a streaker on the infield at Fenway tonight: Read more.
Pair of jabronis went at it on Monday night, at least until the cops showed up. How far we've come from the Pizza Toss.
Boston Police are looking for a man they say opened fire on Brookline Avenue outside Fenway Park and Game On around 10:10 p.m. on Sunday. Read more.
Yes, there was going to be a bowl game at Fenway Park this year. One of the teams even got into the spirit by almost storrowing its equipment truck in Connecticut. But the other team just announced it's pulled out of the Wasabi Fenway Bowl because too many players have been diagnosed with Covid-19.
Boston Police alert us:
Fenway Park/ Kenmore Sq. Community Advisory: ESPN will be utilizing a drone this afternoon, in the area of 500 Commonwealth Avenue, through the end of tonight’s Red Sox and Yankee game.
A key player in the development of the Seaport, the Red Sox and the D'Angelo family, which owns stores on Jersey Street across from Fenway Park, today filed plans with the BPDA for a 2.1-million-square-foot redevelopment of several parcels around Fenway that will include residential units, new retail space, offices and, of course, life-sciences research space. Read more.
Here comes the pizza! Revealed: Why that guy tossed that slice of pizza that day at Fenway.
Roman Lilligren captured the two F-15 fighter jets from the New Hampshire Air National Guard and a KC-46 Pegasus refueling plane over Harvard Square. They were in town to fly over Fenway Park for Opening Day.
The developer behind the 23-acre Seaport Square project in the Seaport says it will soon file plans to redevelop a total of eight acres around Fenway Park - including a deck over the Massachusetts Turnpike - that will include eight new buildings with offices, residential space, restaurants and stores. Read more.
Nicely done, Fenway Park! pic.twitter.com/36Roo9ZJTq
— Scott (@CopleyScott17) December 17, 2020
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