By Priscilla Liguori
The Discovery Channel’s 28th annual Shark Week returns Sunday, July 5 and goes until July 12.
Category: Environment
Get Free Sunscreen In Boston Parks
By April Newell
If you are in a city park and forgot to put on sunscreen, you could be in luck. That’s because you can get free sunscreen from dispensers in major city parks.
Mayor Walsh Speaks About Weekend Storm
By Amelia Fabiano
Mayor Walsh speaks about another coming storm and the continuing clean up effort.
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Boston Mayor Stresses Safety During Storm
By Mandy Cordero
Mayor Walsh stresses the severity of the storm in the city in a press conference this afternoon. The city has already accumulated over two-feet of snow and is expected to grow until 1 a.m.
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State Issues State of Emergency in Preparation for Coming Storm
By Mandy Cordero
Governor Charlie Baker has declared a state of emergency for Massachusetts in preparation for the coming blizzard.
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Volcano Threatens Town in Hawaii
By Rosalia Fodera
An unstoppable river of lava is threatening the Hawaiian town of Pahoa.
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Young Designers Launch off Their Careers
By Hunter Reis
On Sunday, October 5 the 2014 Boston Fashion Week officially kicked off with “The Launch” at the W Hotel. Five up and coming designers showcased their creations in this runway style fashion show.
New Bill to End Animal Abuse
By April Newell
Activists are cracking down on animal abuse. Animal rights advocates and a bipartisan group of lawmakers are demanding passage of a bill that would increase fines and harden prison sentences for those convicted of animal cruelty and abuse.
New Bedford Ranks in Solar Power Report
By Samantha LeComte
New Bedford was highlighted as one of four “little cities that could”. With 54 watts of energy per person currently, New Bedford has more megawatts of solar power per capita than both Boston (19 watts per person) and Providence (four watts per person) combined.