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The Last WordPosted by Amy Derjue on 10/31/2007 at 5:20PM | No Comments
Your long day of corporate drudgery is over. Get out and enjoy the city! Here are a few ideas to get you started, lovingly picked by Boston Daily.
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Mohegans, Aquinnahs and Senecas Unite?Posted by Jason Schwartz on 10/31/2007 at 5:01PM | No Comments
We already know that the Aquinnah Wampanoag Tribe of Martha’s Vineyard, in their quest to open a casino in Massachusetts, have partnered with the Seneca Nation of Indians, experienced gamers from western New York. But could another alliance, this time with Connecticut’s Mohegan Tribe (of Mohegan Sun fame), be on the horizon? “I wouldn’t rule that out,” says Mohegan Tribe Chief of Staff Chuck Bunnell. “The two tribal nations have a long history of communication and are continuing in that vein of openness. At this point in time there is no agreement. But certainly we have a lot of mutual respect and we continue to communicate.” Interesting… READ MORE |
Battle of Beacon HillPosted by Jason Schwartz on 10/31/2007 at 4:31PM | No Comments
They’ve been at loggerheads basically since the day Patrick walked in the door. That said, this thing is escalating a lot faster than we thought it would. READ MORE |
Wait, The Pats Are Running It Up?Posted by Paul Flannery on 10/31/2007 at 3:29PM | No Comments
All the way around the internet, the pundits and analysts have just realized that the 2007 season has become The Patriots Revenge Tour. Our only question is: What took them so long? READ MORE |
Spanning the WebPosted by Amy Derjue on 10/31/2007 at 2:38PM | No Comments
The non-rolling rally: Politicians, Red Sox ownership, and the team’s catchers stood on the steps of the State House today to celebrate the World Series victory. Again. We’ve had fun, but we’ve got bigger things to worry about. [Boston.com] |
The Celtics Love Them Some Can-CanPosted by Paul Kix on 10/31/2007 at 1:51PM | No Comments
That’s right, the Celtics are so relevant they’re now included in wacky montages. You think the Hawks got any play here? READ MORE |
It’s Who You KnowPosted by Amy Derjue on 10/31/2007 at 12:10PM | No Comments
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Questions For… Eilen JewellPosted by Joe Keohane on 10/31/2007 at 11:12AM | No Comments
I called Eilen as she sat shotgun in the van, heading down to Virginia for a tour through the South. READ MORE |
What Now?Posted by Paul Flannery on 10/31/2007 at 10:03AM | No Comments
This will be an interesting offseason for the Sox (aren’t they all?) but the tenor and tone will be different from the frenzy of recent years. The foundation is set and the kids are beginning to fall into place. The shortstop should return for the first time since Nomar was still king. It will be different, but it will be interesting. After the jump, odds on the return of Lowell and Schilling, and that guy. READ MORE |
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When we think of Beacon Hill on Halloween, we think of some pretty great trick-or-treating, but the neighborhood also offers thrills beyond a bag full of candy. 
We here at Boston Daily would like to think that today’s hearing on gambling-related social ills in the legislature is all about figuring out whether or not we should, in fact, 
You will have to forgive us if we have been a little Red Sox-centric around here these days, but it appears that the national media has finally caught on to the fact that the Patriots have been beating teams like a BCS berth is on the line.
Taking you around the internet for your afternoon enjoyment.
It’s not often that dolls stir us to write a post, but 
It’s been a busy month for our boy Ben Affleck. Not only has his directorial debut Gone Baby Gone opened to 
Boise-bred and Cambridge-based country singer 
The World Series trophy is safely housed on Yawkey way, the Duck Boats are filled with tourists again, and Jonathan Papelbon has (hopefully) danced his last jig. The question for the Red Sox is: what now? In another week it will be open season on free agents and the Red Sox have two prominent ones in Curt Schilling and Mike Lowell. There’s another guy out there who might draw a little interest. Maybe you’ve heard of him, A-Something or other.
