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Bruins reportedly interested in Trocheck, Kaprizov undergoes minor procedure, teams reportedly doing research on Kirby Dach trade possibility.

Kaprizov led the Wild with 108 points in 81 games in 2021-22 and figures to be the Wild’s most important player for the foreseeable future. Boston will have to compete with other teams vying for Trocheck’s services, but at the very least they should be in the mix for the established top-six centers that are set to hit the market. While the Boston Bruins will be dealing with injuries to major players for the start of the 2021-22 season, a new head coach and the potential return of captain Patrice Bergeron on an extension provides optimism for the Bruins’ 2022-23 outlook.

YARMOUTH — The slate gravestone of Capt. Joseph Bassett in Yarmouth's Ancient Cemetery was decorated with a commemorative brass plaque on Wednesday, ...

“It’s important to understand that American independence was not entirely won by the likes of John Adams and Benjamin Franklin,” Lane said. Long before the first drops of blood were shed in the battles of Lexington and Concord, people supported the cause of independence, he said. As a result, England blocked Boston Harbor to punish the city until the bill was paid. The tea was worth about 10,000 pounds sterling at the time, a sum that would translate into $1.3 million to $1.8 million today, O’Brien said. But their appeals to the Royal Governor to return the tea were refused. As the deadline approached it became clear they would never be able to return the ships to England on time.

Police responded to five shootings overnight across three Boston neighborhoods. According to Boston EMS, seven people were wounded in the shootings that ...

Boston EMS confirms the first shooting was just after 10:30 pm on Woodbole Ave in Mattapan and one person was rushed to the hospital. Then twenty minutes later, ...

Stay with Boston 25 for updates on this developing story. Boston EMS confirms the first shooting was just after 10:30 pm on Woodbole Ave in Mattapan and one person was rushed to the hospital. Boston 25 confirmed with Boston EMS that at least seven people were transported to the hospital from five different neighborhoods in the city.

Boston police are investigating shooting scenes in Mattapan, Roxbury and Dorchester that sent at least seven people to the hospital overnight.

We have reached out to Boston police for more information on the shootings and victims. There was another crime scene in Mattapan on Woodbole Avenue, as well as two others in Roxbury - one at Greenville Street and Dudley, and another at St. James and Washington. The Roxbury scenes were within a quarter mile of each other, but it's not clear if they are connected. Boston police are investigating at least five shootings overnight and Boston EMS confirms they took seven people to the hospital in five separate shootings.

In Woodbole Avenue in Mattapan, less than a mile from Elizabeth Street, at least 16 evidence markers were seen, some next to shell casings. EMS transported one ...

EMS transported one person to the hospital. I know I stand with all law enforcement partners in working to reduce gun violence, but the effort has to include all of us, not just police and prosecutors.” “The recent Supreme Court decision could make this illegal flow of guns even worse.

A shooting around 12:30 Sunday morning near the Ashmont MBTA station resulted in three people taken to the hospital.

A crime scene was also established near Nubian Square with another person hospitalized, the stations reported. 7News reported that investigators appeared to be focused around a home with balloons outside. According to WCVB, the shootings, which started just before 10:45 p.m Saturday, include a shooting on Woodbole Avenue in Mattapan, in which one person was hospitalized, a shooting on Greenville Street in Roxbury, where another person was hospitalized.

Police were called to the scene of approximately six reported incidents spanning from Dorchester to the South End to Hyde Park from Sunday night through ...

”My heart goes out to all the family members who were impacted by unnecessary and unacceptable violence in our city,” Wu said. That individual was transported to a hospital and the incident remains under investigation. “The recent Supreme Court decision could make this flow of guns even worse,” Hayden said. Later Monday morning, officers were called to 195 Garfield Ave. in Hyde Park over a report of shots fired. Police located three victims on the scene who all appeared to be suffering non-life threatening gunshots wounds, Watson said. He is currently in police custody on firearm charges for a gun that was allegedly located, Watson said. “The person remains in critical condition at this time.” After allegedly initially failing to stop for police, the vehicle was stopped in the area of St. James Street. An adult female victim also reported that a bullet had entered her apartment. Police located an adult male victim suffering from serious injuries due to a gunshot wound. One of those victims was later determined on Monday morning to have been injured by shards of glass and not gunfire. The Fourth of July weekend has historically seen spikes in violence, he added.

In total, Boston Police responded to seven shooting incidents. The first shooting was reported Sunday night around 10:45 p.m. on Woodbole Ave. A juvenile ...

I know I stand with all law enforcement partners in working to reduce gun violence, but the effort has to include all of us, not just police and prosecutors." Police found a gun in the car, and the man will remain in police custody with gun charges expected to be filed. "The recent Supreme Court decision could make this illegal flow of guns even worse. The final incident of the night happened just before 5 a.m. Boston Police officers found several spent shell casings and fireworks on Garfield Ave. A woman was also found who had been grazed by a bullet that entered her home. "Guns are too easy to acquire in other states and too many of those guns are coming into Boston and ending up in the hands of people too willing to use them," Hayden said. Monday morning at 12:15 a.m., three men were shot in the area of Washington and Bailey Streets. All three were hospitalized, and a fourth man walked into an area hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

"The disgusting hate of white supremacists has no place here...we will not normalize intimidation by bigots," Boston Mayor Michelle Wu tweeted.

He was later taken to Tufts Medical Center, the Herald reported. Other flags displayed versions of the symbol used by Benito Mussolini's National Fascist Party, per the Herald. The big picture: City Council President Ed Flynn wrote in a letter Saturday that members of neo-Nazi groups have "continued to make their presence known" in Boston in recent months. - The man told police that he was pushed around, knocked to the ground, and assaulted by members of the group, suffering several lacerations. State of play: The group approached a rental truck parked near the Haymarket metro stop and unloaded shields and a number of different flags, according to the Boston Herald. Driving the news: Police received a call around 12:30 p.m. that a group of protesters were marching through the city, though their route was unknown, CNN reported.

The Patriot Front, a white supremacist hate group, marched through downtown Boston Saturday afternoon.

Photos and videos on social media appeared to show throngs of protesters marching under the banner of the Patriot Front, characterized by the ...

"No place was more central to the birth of our most fundamental democratic ideals than the Old State House," Revolutionary Spaces President and CEO Nathaniel Sheidley said in a statement. "It is incumbent upon all of us to acknowledge, call out, and disavow the growing extremism and creeping hate in our country wherever we see it," Flynn wrote. "Boston is for everyone, recognizes the gift that is our diversity, and will never cower or capitulate to hate." Massachusetts State Police said there is no indication that Patriot Front will be a problem for the city's July 4 events and that they are prepared to respond to any issues. "To the white supremacists who ran through downtown today: When we march, we don't hide our faces. Mayor Michelle Wu said Monday that investigators are looking into a confrontation that broke out during the march near Back Bay station, though no charges have been filed at this time.

Boston rejects "your message of hate," Mayor Wu said before the Fourth of July parade.

All of that is hidden behind not just the mask, but a mask pretending that it's around patriotism." Trestan said the choices to meet in Boston during the July 4th weekend are no coincidence. Some of the men carried police shields and flags.

A white supremacist group took to Boston's "Freedom Trail" for a surprise march Saturday afternoon.

But you can take nothing else with you,” an unmasked member of the group reportedly told onlookers through a bullhorn in front of the Boston Public Library. There you will be alone with your safety in a rotted world.” Tempers flared between bystanders and a group of about 100 Patriot Front members, who wore beige khaki pants, blue shirt uniforms and white masks while wielding shields, according to The Boston Herald.

Local civil rights leaders on Sunday denounced the white supremacist group Patriot Front a day after about 100 members marched through Boston carrying ...

“It is particularly appalling for Black people to know this group was largely unmonitored and for the most part allowed to roam freely,” he said. “Black people who are aware of what happened have to feel deeply concerned that their citizenship is undervalued and not protected in equal ways compared to whites,” he continued. “This is a highly organized group, so how is it they were able to organize coming to Boston, getting to Massachusetts, parking their cars, and making their way to downtown Boston, and nobody knew? Mayor Gary Christenson of Malden said he contacted Malden police Chief Glenn Cronin when he learned that the group had used the Oak Grove MBTA station to get into the city and would be returning. “He is deeply distressed upon being attacked by a mob of racists,” Peterson said. “The fact they were able to ... move through Massachusetts and there was not any type of alert to local law enforcement, that’s a concern too,” she said.