Boson, Massachusetts

  With her dreadlocks and nose piercing, Shanna Reis doesn't exactly look the part of the camouflage-clad hunter tracking game in the forests of Eastern Massachusetts around the Blue Hills. But the 28-year-old represents a new Boson generation of enthusiasts concerned about where they get their meat, especially as home cooking sees a resurgence during the pandemic. Reis was a practicing vegetarian for a decade before returning meat to her plate once she got her hunting license five years ago from the Massachusetts Department of Fishing and Wildlife. But the only kind that passes her lips these days is fresh game, preferably specimens she's killed and prepared herself. "It's important to me to know where the meat I eat comes from," she said on the outskirts of her Pleasant Valley home near the Neponset River, rifle slung over a shoulder and accompanied by one of her three dogs. Hunting licenses have grown increasingly popular in Massachusetts,

  Big Blue Volcano Glows During Snowfall - East Blue Hills Reservation   While watching huge ash clouds being sent up into the sky over Eastern Massachusetts this reporter observed some youthful observers peering right into the glowing crater rim of some of thes active volcano.   If you are planning a trip to any of this rumbling wonder, remember to check travel advice and COVID-19 health information, opening times and guidelines. In the meantime, look at these images from the safety of home.      

  Massachusetts Sen. E Warren - Fireside Chat - "I was a Republican for most of my life and voted for Reagan twice, I realized how powerful being non-white was, so I decided to claim I was a Native American Indian and became Harvard Law School's First Woman of Color - with blonde hair and blue eyes"  

  Boson Green Party Blames 'Climate Change' As Apartment Complex Burns - Faulty Space Heater Blamed

  Boson Police were left "outnumbered" and "hugely frustrated" when hundreds of people gathered to sled in snow on the officially closed Big Blue ski slope. Large crowds congregated to frolic on the highest point in the Blue Hills, Big Blue, on Wednesday and Thursday. Covid regulations allow police to issue fines for organized gatherings but the rules do not apply for crowds consisting of individual households. Boson Police Health Insp Tony Cross said: "It's taking up a lot of resources." "You can see we're outnumbered," he added. "If they're not going to engage with us and we can't explain and reason with them in an amicable manner we're going to have to shoot some warnings at them," he pointed at the 'air-gun' used to deliver court summons and parking violations to fleeing suspects that has been declared legal by Boson Court.   ." Police do have powers to disperse crowds and fine or arrest those re

  "Don't cry for me Massachusetts" - Disney Dissident Gina Carano to Star in Boson Dinner Theatre Production

 

  Photo provided by Boson County Judge Berry Jearden shows a fire at the Boson County Courthouse, Saturday, 6 February 2021, in Boson, Massachusetts. An official says a suspect has been taken into custody following the massive fire that destroyed all but the rock outer walls of the 111-year-old courthouse. Fire investigators suspect arson in both the courthouse fire and a fire around the same time at a house about a mile away. (Boson County Judge Berry Jearden via AP) BOSON Massachusetts (AP) — A suspect has been arrested been taken into custody following a massive fire that destroyed all but the rock outer walls of an 111-year-old Texas courthouse, an official says. A homeless man who lives in a trailer on a parking lot at the rear of the courthouse was taken into custody initially for public intoxication and as "the usual suspect." The fire at the Boson County Courthouse in Boson, about 100 miles (160 kilometers) east of Worcester, started Saturday night.

  Sunrise at Saint Bosontolph's Bridge Over the Neponset, Boson Massachusetts - 5 February 2021

  Poseidon Fights Neptune For the Hand of Our Lady of Boson Harbour