Good morning. Here are the stories Boston Weekly covered yesterday that you should know about.
Providence Line riders leave dark train and walk to Ruggles
Providence Line passengers walked along tracks to Ruggles after a lengthy wait aboard a dark train Tuesday night, NBC Boston reported.
Rats chewing car wiring bring costly repairs in Boston
Rats have damaged car wiring in Boston, with one repair bill reaching about $6,000, a Back Bay resident told NBC Boston.
Tatum’s overtime buzzer-beater lifts Celtics over Nets, 125-124
Jayson Tatum’s jumper at the overtime buzzer gave Boston a 125-124 win over Brooklyn, capping a night of 22 free-throw attempts.
Somerville ADU proposal draws criticism over affordability
An opinion piece challenges the affordability benefits of Somerville’s ADU proposal, but the available summary offers few policy details.
Bruins fall 2-1 to Hurricanes on Aho’s late goal
Sebastian Aho’s late goal gave Carolina a 2-1 win over Boston, ending the Bruins’ two-game streak despite 28 saves by Jeremy Swayman.
Two ‘Love Is Blind’ Boston pairs split before wedding finale
Two engaged pairs have separated ahead of the Boston-set season’s finale, with finances and family plans in focus for other contestants.
