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Bowdoin Street
By adamg - 6/20/16 - 10:33 pm
Boston Police report a woman walking with her guide dog was indecently assaulted at Beacon and Bowdoin streets around 10:05 a.m. today.
Anybody who saw something can contact detectives at 617-343-4400 or the anonymous tip line by calling 800-494-TIPS or by texting TIP to CRIME (27463).
By adamg - 8/13/15 - 4:46 pm
In the lower torso and leg, around 4:35 p.m. at 43 Norton St., near Bowdoin. Due to the severity of his injuries, homicide detectives were called in, just in case.
By adamg - 5/24/15 - 6:32 pm
WBZ reports the 7-year-old was riding his bike on Bowdoin Street near Quincy Street and was up from Brockton to spend the weekend with his grandmother. An adult was grazed in the head by a bullet in the same incident.
By adamg - 12/25/14 - 8:34 pm
At least three people were shot around 8:25 p.m. in the area of Bowdoin and Norton streets.
Boston EMS Incidents reports one victim was shot several times in the chest, another in the stomach and legs and the third in the arm. The homicide unit was called in due to the severity of the first victim's injuries.
By adamg - 3/30/14 - 4:08 pm
Hamilton Hardware on Bowdoin Street is going out of business, two years after it celebrated its 90th anniversary.
H/t Bill.
By adamg - 1/5/14 - 10:02 pm
Bowdoin Street on Beacon Hill remains shut tonight as workers try to repair the damage done by yesterday's water main break.
In addition to the burst main, workers also have to repair a road that buckled under the force of raging mini-torrent that rushed down to Cambridge Street.
Hannah diCicco took a photo of the repair work. Cherie L. King was on scene as well:
By adamg - 1/4/14 - 6:46 pm
Another water main burst this afternoon, this time under Bowdoin Street on Beacon Hill, buckling the roadway and sending a flood down the hill onto Cambridge Street, which had to be shut as well. At least this time, no bus or truck got eaten.
Brian D'Amico, who took the video, also posted photos of the watery mess.
By adamg - 6/14/10 - 9:58 pm
It was, Councilor Maureen Feeney recalls, complete pandemonium: Last summer, somebody opened five hydrants in the area around Norton and Bowdoin streets and the area became an instant disaster zone: Basements were flooded, backyards washed out, cars damaged and some little kids were sent tumbling down the hill because of the force of the water. Thank God a fire didn't break out in the area at the time, she says.
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