The Jamaica Plain Gazette reports.
Local theatre artist Danny Bryck performs his one-man documentary play "No Room for Wishing," chronicling the story of the occupation of Dewey Square, using the exact words of the people involved.
An off-duty air marshal who hit an Occupy Boston organizer and grabbed her camera an hour before police shut down its Dewey Square encampment last December, was sentence
Steve Garfield addresses the local Occupy Bostonians busy affixing their fliers to JP utility poles with wheatpaste: Knock it off!
Paul Weiskel took this photo of a BPD officer with his hand around the throat of somebody protesting against the
Starts at 4:30 p.m. today, followed by one of the MBTA's don't-blame-us meetings at the BPL.
Anthony Bucci reports from an Occupy Boston protest march that ended on the grass by South Station:
A Globe story about love among the occupods left out an interesting fact about the guy shown kissing his girl at Dewey Square.
Man being arrested for attacking Occupy Boston organizer and stealing her phone.
Wired reports on one of the more bizarre events in the hours before Boston Police raided and shut down Occupy Boston last month: A man who turned out to be a TSA air marshal was arrested on charges he slapped an Occupy Boston organizer and stole her iPhone - after yelling at her and other women occupiers that they were prostitutes.
Brian D'Amico, who watched the arrest, reports that in addition to Occupy Boston participants chasing the guy after the theft, a number of photographers took off in pursuit as well. The Phoenix's Chris Faraone, on scene as well, blogged about the incident at the time.
Photo copyright Brian D'Amico.
Some 20 Occupy Boston activists walked out of a general assembly tonight after a group of participants managed to table a proposal aimed at protecting people from level-3 sex offenders at Occupy Boston events.
Whatever it is Suffolk Superior Court Judge Carol Ball ruled is on a subpoena issued by the Suffolk County District Attorney's office to Twitter for inform
Take a look at this subpoena, sent by the Suffolk County District Attorney's office to Twitter for information on people who used certain accounts and hashtags related to Occupy B
It’s been years since the eponymous WBCN radio graced the airwaves but its legacy has not been forgotten. During the golden era of underground stations, WBCN was belting out its message of revolution during the civil rights times of 1968 to 1974. Keeping the nostalgia alive, curator Bill Lichtenstein has compiled a vast library of archival footage for a new documentary film about the station and the time it affected. “We’ve received more than 50,000 pieces of memorabilia, donated by people across the country…we’re counting on this nationwide enthusiasm — from both those who were there and from young people inspired by what WBCN meant,” Lichtenstein said. Like many other artists today, Bill has taken to the internet with a call to arms. The project will be funded by those who care about it most on Kickstarter.com
Even famed Boston Red Sox pitcher, Bill “Spaceman” Lee has signed on to help the project in its homerun stretch before its Monday, December 19th deadline. Earlier today he sent out this blast:
A Special Message from former Red Sox pitcher Bill Lee about the www.KickstartWBCN.com campaign for "The American Revolution."
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Attention! This is Bill "Spaceman" Lee.
The Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports that 16 of the 22 Occupy Boston participants arrested the other night as part of the city's effort to re-sod Dewey Square were basically let go on condition they stay away from Dewey Square and not
Aaron Spagnuolo took a tent down to Dewey Square today. A very small tent.
Matt Cloyd reports from Dewey Square this morning (may take a moment or two to come up):
Organizers plan first general assembly for Thursday, once they find a spot.
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