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Today's least likely to actually be true boston.com headline
By adamg on Mon, 09/12/2011 - 6:33pm
Eagle-eyed Ron Newman, who actually scrolls all the way down the boston.com homepage, noticed this link today, perhaps written by somebody with even less of a grasp on actual Boston geography than I have.
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That's what you get when you outsource...
your writers to other countries. The Back Bay and Beacon Hill have had hugh population increases added by Boston.com and Patch editors who have no idea where the neighborhoods are.
What happened to write what you know?
That's where Realty Lingo comes in handy
E-Mav parties in SoCleSq.
This made me snort, thanks!
This made me snort, thanks!
I thought it was just me...
I saw the article, became confused, and just moved on. Me thinks my head exploded..
besides vendors...
Did anyone attend? You sure wouldn't know from the pictures.
Mighty neighborly
I thought it was quite nice for all of us East Boston residents who care deeply about our southern neighbors (them Rebs) to come on out and fete them. And as you can see in the photo there was an accurate representation of how many of us northerners have warm feelings for hiz honiz stompin' ground. "South of JP??? Jeeziz Keerist, I may as well go to the fuckin Cape!"
They did this the other day too.
The article was about "overcrowded" Brookline elementary schools but the heading said South Boston. Hmmm.
The ghost of Alpheus Blake
Has to be the work of Alpheus Blake, or at least his ghost. He was chief promoter of the Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn RR (today's Blue Line) in the 1800s, and also a real estate developer in Hyde Park (e.g. Blake Estates).