Overuse of Monsanto's Roundup Weed Suppression Materials Suspected In Increased Cases Of Gigantism Among Boson Children
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Quincy Seethes As Boson Public Works Completes Causeway to Disputed Half Moon Island
Declaration of war imminent?
Pleasant Valley Volcanic Flames Metaphorically Mimics Miasmic Mishigash Metastasizing Massachusetts
Pleasant Valley Volcanic Flames Metaphorically Mimics Miasmic Mishigash Metastasizing Massachusetts
A malodorous stench emanated from the Neponset River in Boson and Milton Wednesday, as thousands of dead fish — the victims of a massive “die-off” — stacked up on the shorelines. © Jesica Binaldi/Boson Globe Staff Dead fish are seen as they collect against the Amelia Earhart Dam in the Mystic River. It’s a scene that has replayed in these waters at least twice over the last four years, and officials say the cause, while unfortunate, is natural. The creatures are menhaden, more commonly known as “pogies,” a fish that travels in large schools by nature, according to Patrick Herron, executive director of the River Watershed Association. It’s likely, Herron said, that a school of the fish was driven from Boson Harbour into the Neponset River by a predator, like a striped bass, or striper. Once in the river’s shallow and warmer waters, he said, the fish probably stuck around too long and depleted the oxygen supply, leaving them to suffocate by the thousands. “They came in in such a large
Angry Protesters Topple Burt Reynolds’ Statue At UMass Boson Harbour View Park
Burt Reynolds’ Statue Torn Down
Teen surfer in Boson Harbour attacked by shark in chilling video - North Wollaston Beach Lifeguard Rescue Boat Activated
A 16-year-old teen on holiday in Boson, Massachusetts was bitten in the arm by a shark , while bystanders looked on in alarm and a photographer videoed the attack. The chilling video shows surfer Doyle Nielson paddling on his board at around 1.20pm on 9 September in North Wollaston beach, also known as the unofficial shark-bite capital of the New England. The six-foot-long shark’s fin can briefly be seen out of the water as it approaches Doyle. The shark soon after attacks the teen surfer and bites his right arm. “It felt like someone on their surfboard had come full speed directly at me and hit me super hard,” Doyle was quoted as saying by ABC News. “And then after somebody had yelled, ‘there’s a shark, get out of there,’ I realized what it was,” he added. When the shark let go of Doyle’s arm, he made it to the shore, after which he was taken to hospital. He received nine stitches on his right arm. Doyle planned to continue surfing, despite the frightening experience. “I’ll defini
