Boston Police report arresting Edward Fennessey, 26, on breaking-and-entering charges around 1:50 a.m. after a Hanover Street resident called to report strange noises coming from his building's skylight area.

Officers observed the skylight was damaged and glass fragments were on the stairs leading to the roof.

While officers were canvassing the area, they observed a plywood door to a vacant apartment damaged. Officers then observed the suspect kicking out a window screen to the vacant apartment.

Innocent, etc.

The fantasist stirred up a bit of a hornet's nest with his not entirely factual "report" from the alleged Apple slaveshops of China. But the Phoenix's Carly Carioli reports he played a little fast and loose with the facts surrounding that performance at ART in 2007 when an entire class of students at a Christian school walked out.

Battery Street, to be exact.

In 1930, Louis A. Thebaud had a fishing and racing schooner commissioned and named for his wife. The Boston Public Library this week posted a bunch of photos of the schooner, including some of its celebrated first races against the Bluenose, before which Thebaud posed with Miss Ferrell. You can watch part of a later race, filmed from the deck of the Bluenose.

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