From fanny packs to fishnets, white chucks to crop tops, we asked @thetrendistic to spot the styles of Boston Calling. Here’s 19 photos capturing the fashions of the 2017 Boston Calling Music Festival. (Photos by @tequilapluslime via @thebostoncalendar Instagram account.) (more…)
Brissett’s been waiting on his moment since 2012…
Waitin on my momentššššā,,,,,,,!!
— Jacoby Brissett (@JBrissett12) October 12, 2012
And then it came…
š± @JBrissett12! š±
27 yards to the HOUSE!
š»š±: https://t.co/cwnT5bPB2K
šŗ: @NFLonCBS #TNF #HOUvsNE https://t.co/WSJXu2kf2T— NFL (@NFL) September 23, 2016
And then Blount smoked some Texans…
Blount Force Trauma!
Rips a big TD run then he flicks it up w/ the squad!#Patriots
https://t.co/ucLL897O8O— uSTADIUM (@uSTADIUM) September 23, 2016
What a game.
Here’s a list of Boston’s top twitter accounts in the form of superlatives. Obviously weĀ weren’tĀ able to fit everyone in, so maybe we’ll do another roundĀ in due time. Did we miss something? Do you disagree with our picks? Tell us in the comments…
A rare April snowstorm is forming over the Atlantic seaboard. The National Weather Service (NOAA) is forecasting an “April Nor’easter” of unprecedented proportions, with 24+ inches of snow possible in Boston. The storm is slated to start on Monday, April 6th and continue through the early morning of April 8th.
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Year of the GOAT confirmed. This past weekend the greatest basketball player of all time (Michael Jordan) and the greatest football player of all time (Tom Brady) got together for a pickup basketball game at Baker’s Bay Ocean & Golf Club in the Bahamas. The two later played a game of pickup golf with PGA golfer Keegan Bradley (last pic).
You did it! You survived the Greatest Winter Of All Time in Boston history.Ā Our sports teams get championship gear. Well now, remember this moment forever in a championship T-shirt for the ages. What makes this T-shirt so special besides commemorating this historic moment? $2 from every T-shirt sold will go to Rosieās Place, the first shelter specifically for poor and homeless women in the United States, located in Boston. Letās remember this moment in a beautiful and positive way!
This T-Shirt was designed by The Boston Calendar and @OnlyInBOS. All shirts will be printed in Massachusetts on premium white cotton. Please allow 2-3 weeks for product to ship after ordering.
$2 of every T-Shirt sold will be donated to…
There’s currently more snow on the ground in Boston than ever before in recorded history. Between a series of four major snowstorms in less than a month — as well as ongoing freezing cold temperatures — the snow is just piling up (and not melting). The sheer volume of snow in Boston right now is unprecedented, and therein lies the biggest problem the City of Boston and its residents are facing: too much snow. Following yesterday’s blizzard, the Blue Hills Observatory in Milton reported 46 inches of snow on the ground, the greatest snow depth in their 130 years of recorded observations…
Snw depth confirmed: 46 ins at 945. New all time record in our 130 history! @JimCantore @SurfSkiWxMan @charlesorloff pic.twitter.com/uNkm4w3jk7
— BlueHill Observatory (@bhobservatory) February 15, 2015
Since the Valentine’s Weekend Blizzard, Boston’s official “snow depth” has not been recorded at Logan Airport, but based on the below snow depth report (2/16) for the greater Boston area, it’s probably safe to assume there’s at least 40+ inches of snow is on the ground in Boston proper right now…
Suffice to say, Boston is buried in snow right now (to historic proportions), and in light of that, we collected a bunch of social media images of the city following yesterday’s blizzard. Boston is going through tough times right now, and at the same time, there’s a certain harmony amidst the chaos…
Artist rendition (exaggeration) of Boston right now
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UPDATE: Due to a successful initiative, Only In Boston & The Boston Calendar have partnered with the Red Sox to extend this offer until Wednesday!
Itās time to help dig Boston out of this blizzard. Thanks to Only In Boston, The Boston Calendar, & the Red Sox, claim responsibility for clearing out fire hydrants after Winter Storm Neptune & get rewarded Sox tickets for your efforts.
Meanwhile in Boston, we joined @OnlyInBos & @TheBostonCal to give tix for shoveling hydrants. http://t.co/bae3d2tJsK pic.twitter.com/92uR0JPe1D
— Boston Red Sox (@RedSox) February 17, 2015
How does this work?
If you (or group of people) clear out 5 fire hydrants of snow sometime now til 3:00pm, Wednesday, February 18th, 2015, we will award you a pair of Red Sox tickets to this upcoming 2015 season.
Q&A:
Q: Which fire hydrants can I clear out?
A: Eligible fire hydrants are those located in the city of Boston (including associated neighborhoods listed on the map linked to below)
Q: What does clearing out a fire hydrant mean?
A: Firefighters need the area 3 feet around the fire hydrant (with path to street) in order for it to be considered clear. Please do not shovel snow into the street.
Q: How will we know that you cleared out a fire hydrant?
A: Email onlyinbos[@]gmail.com with the following information:
Q: Where are fire hydrants located in Boston?
A: Use the following link: boston.maps.arcgis.com
Q: What if weāre a group of 3+ people?
A: For every group that clears out 5 fire hydrants, weāll award them two tickets. If a group of two clears out 5 hydrants, weāll award 2 tickets (1 ticket each). If you are a group of 3 people, youāll need to clear 10 fire hydrants in order to get 4 tickets.
Q: How many Red Sox tickets will we give out?
A: Until supply lasts. Weāll let everyone know on our social media if tickets have ran out.
