Madison Park, the city's only vocational high school, hasn't gotten the improvements the mayor and the school superintendent promised, the Globe reports.

Updated, 8:20 a.m.

Boston Police tweet they've arrested Patrick Barry, 21, for one of the two sexual assaults and stabbings on Mission Hill over the weekend.

Barry, a Northeastern student, will be arraigned in Roxbury District Court this morning on charges of assault with intent to rape, police say.

Barry was arrested on Huntington Avenue around midnight. The Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports Barry lives at 878 Huntington Ave., a block away from the second of Sunday's attacks, at Huntington and Parker Hill Street.

Mike the Mad Biologist explains it was an attempt to cut into the business of the streetwalkers who used to ply their wares at the corner of Marlborough and Arlington in the 1970s:

People would hop off Storrow Drive and drive around the block, find, erm, a 'friend', and drive off. Not exactly the kind of tourism the city was hoping for, so the traffic pattern was changed. Hard to believe today, since the penthouse of Zero Marlborough (the corner of Arlington and Marlborough) recently went for $8.8 million.

He actually wrote that as an aside in a post about the new traffic lights that are going in at that intersection, which means the former red-light district is, finally, going to get some red lights.

A Nigerian couple got married at Trinty Church in Copley Square yesterday. Charlie Rosenberg photographed some of the attendees.

This morning, Scott Isaacs got to Kelly Field on Turtle Pond Parkway to find some jerk on an ATV destroyed the field overnight.

Boston Strolls adds:

Probably same jerks tearing up the Stony Brook trails for a year. Sent photos of them to MassDCR, but no result.

Googiebaba had planned to try to interview everybody running for mayor this year, but after watching the debate on education the other day, she decided to vote for City Councilor Rob Consalvo because he's one of three candidate opposed to lifting the cap on charter-school seats and the one she thinks has the best shot of winning.

It has become clear to me in the last few weeks that corporate education reformers have Boston in their crosshairs. They are locked and loaded and ready to orchestrate a take over of the Boston Public School System. ...

I wanted someone who would resist handing the keys to BPS over to Walmart AND I wanted someone who could win. I am eager to join a campaign and show the corporate education reformers that you can’t just waltzed into Boston and take over our schools.

Boston Police have released photos from surveillance cameras of a man they say they want to talk to about the two women who were sexually assaulted and stabbed on Mission Hill early Sunday morning.

Around 11:15 p.m. on Saturday at 321 Wood Ave., just off River, Stanley Staco reports.

Boston Police report the man is in critical but stable condition at Boston Medical Center - and that a second person was injured by shattered glass.