Good morning. Here are the stories Boston Weekly covered yesterday that you should know about.
Super PACs shift ad tactics in Massachusetts governor’s race
Outside groups are sharpening their advertising messages as the Massachusetts governor’s race enters its final stretch.
Salem prepares for Halloween crowds in its 400th anniversary year
Salem expects especially large Halloween crowds Saturday as its 400th anniversary year adds a milestone to the annual celebration.
Wu discusses election readiness and housing policy debate
Mayor Michelle Wu discussed Boston’s Election Day preparations and controversy over its inclusionary development policy with WBUR.
Boston sends Tsung-Che Cheng to Detroit in trade
Boston dealt infielder Tsung-Che Cheng to Detroit, according to MassLive, which cited a source familiar with the move.
Patriots preview puts Maye’s tight end targets in focus
Boston.com’s Patriots-Dolphins preview points to Hunter Henry and Eli Raridon as potential early targets for Drake Maye.
Bruins fall to Blues as St. Louis ends home drought
The Blues beat Boston on Thursday, ending a six-game home winless stretch against the Bruins, MassLive reported.
