Rob Littlefield had a good seat for tonight's Illuminate the Harbor fireworks.
He wasn't alone: Read more.
Rob Littlefield had a good seat for tonight's Illuminate the Harbor fireworks.
He wasn't alone: Read more.
David Parsons watched the July Fourth fireworks shot off from the Mass. Ave. Bridge. Read more.
Adam Balsam took in tonight's fireworks over Boston Harbor from Commercial Wharf. Read more.
Usually we just have one mayor, but this week, we have hundreds, here for the US Conference of Mayors, and they'll be celebrating with a fireworks display from the water off the Kennedy Library, starting around 9:30 p.m. So get yourself to a Dorchester or South Boston beach or high point, or just get your dog's thunder blanket ready.
Mitchell watched the end-of-summer fireworks over Boston Harbor tonight.
Matt Conti provides the entire show, in a time-lapsed three minutes: Read more.
Cheyenne was among the many people who watched the fireworks over Boston Harbor tonight - and who wondered what the reason was. Joe Phalen reports they were set off from a barge off 50 Liberty in the Seaport. Spencer Buell reports he called Boston and State Police and the city (don't worry - he's a reporter; knows not to call 911) and that nobody had an answer.
UPDATE: BFD spokesman Steve MacDonald reports the privately financed show was put on by Atlas Pyro of Jaffrey, NH for an events-production company called Fresh Wata in Las Vegas, NV.
Eileen Murphy watched the fireworks over the harbor tonight.
Catboston watched them as well: Read more.
National Park Service Ranger Giles Parker alerts us to fireworks between 9 and 10 p.m. over Georges Island.
David Parsons watched the fireworks over Boston Harbor last night.
Earlier:
Fireworks video.
Copyright David Parsons. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.
— Karen Zgoda (@karenzgoda) September 6, 2015
Karen Zgoda watched the city's fireworks over the harbor tonight.
From Roslindale to Audubon Circle to Mattapan, plenty of people heard tonight's Wonderful Wellesley Weekend fireworks.
H/t Dave.
Police from E-5 were kept busy tonight trying to find out who was setting off fireworks in Roslindale. Residents reported hearing the booms from Fallon Field to Allendale Woods around 11:30 p.m.; police spent some time in the area of Centre and Hewlett streets.
Matt Conti at NorthEndWaterfront.com watched the summer's end fireworks over Boston Harbor tonight.
NorthEndWaterfront.com reports somebody's gotten permission to shoot off fireworks over the Charles by the Museum of Science for about 10 minutes tonight, starting around 9:30 p.m.