📍 Boston

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is considering a new rule that might make all online sports betting accounts in the state use multi-factor authentication.

The Green Line Extension Community Path opened last summer as a two-mile pathway with direct access to newly built Green Line stations and connections to 26 miles of bike paths along the Charles River.

ALERT: There are Boston Police officers posing as pedestrians in South Boston this week, handing out $200 citations to drivers not stopping for a pedestrian in the crosswalk.

The Rainbow Swash in Dorchester, painted on a 140-foot-tall tank, is the largest copyrighted work of art in the world.

📍 Harvard Square

ALERT: The City of Boston is offering grants up to $250 for residents, neighbors and community groups who want to host a Halloween block party on their street. Applicants should fill out the form below. boston.gov/departments/ci…

The City of Boston is requiring residents on Commercial Street in the North End, including the elderly and those with pets, to use a plank to access the main entrance of their apartment building while officials redo their sidewalk this week. 📸: @adamd9

The City of Boston celebrated the grand opening of Quincy Market 197 years ago today, constructed in honor of Mayor Josiah Quincy, who organized its construction without any tax or debt.

ALERT: A new mural is coming to the 70x76 foot wall in Dewey Square starting this week.

Driving home...

What it's like being in Philadelphia...

The Star-Spangled Banner was performed at a major sporting event for the first time 106 years ago today during the 7th inning stretch of Game One of the 1918 World Series between the Red Sox and Cubs. The band began playing the song because the US was involved in World War I.

Jeff Bezos has no plans to bid on the Boston Celtics, according to a person close to Bezos. theinformation.com/articles/bezos…

The Golden Tea Kettle, manufactured 151 years ago in 1873, still steams outside Boston's Government Center Station today. 💛

A 17-year-old Waltham resident was arrested on Thursday after police received a report of a possible firearm at Waltham High School. While police was able to confirm that the weapon was a BB gun manufactured to resemble a real firearm, the school was placed on a brief lockdown.

One restaurant manager's opinion on Question 5 this November...

The 46th floor Grand Residence at the Millenium Tower was sold for $4,692,000 in August after being originally listed for $6,995,000 in 2023. The three-bedroom penthouse, with ten-foot walls of glass in every room, includes a $4,876 monthly HOA and two parking spaces.

Since Earl of Sandwich has announced they are closing their shop inside Boston Common, who do you think should replace them? I'll start. Coffee shop.

Happy Friday from Harvard Square. ❤️