WBUR listeners: If you’re going to the game tonight … let me know how your journey back goes. DMs and email open.

Met up with @evezuckoff.bsky.social and the Tartan Army Saturday in Foxborough before the game and there was beer, kilts and merriment youtube.com/shorts/NfzYL...

On Saturday, I followed the Tartan Army while Simón Rios embedded with Haiti fans. Our story @wbur.org shares their love of the game. … Not in our story was the journey out of the stadium at 12 a.m. With little signage, fans struggled to reach trains & buses. I saw dozens slip through this fence.

Today I asked Boston Mayor Michelle Wu what she thinks of Mike Minogue, GOP governor candidate. “I do not know who that is,” she said. Rather: she hadn’t heard of the former biotech exec before he launched his campaign. He “doesn't seem to be tapped into reality” about Boston, she said @wbur.org

Not attending Sunday's St. Patrick's Day breakfast in South Boston: Mayor Michelle Wu. A spokesperson for the mayor tells @evezuckoff.bsky.social that Wu is going to church with her family instead.

WHITE STADIUM COST: The city of Boston’s plan to rebuild White Stadium in Franklin Park will cost taxpayers $135 million, nearly three times as much as the city estimated for the project two years ago. Via @evezuckoff.bsky.social #mapoli www.wbur.org/news/2026/02...

Good listen here on what residents, biz leaders and lawmakers are saying about Wu's 2nd-term challenges. She needs to deliver, while continuing to battle Trump @wbur.org @evezuckoff.bsky.social www.wbur.org/news/2026/01...

In the Boston City Council district vacated by (now imprisoned) ex-councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson, a coach and a pastor vie for the seat serving Roxbury + slices of South End, Fenway and Dorchester @wbur.org @evezuckoff.bsky.social www.wbur.org/news/2025/10...

Boston voters - guide here for Nov. 4 - scroll down for info on the candidates for city council @wbur.org @evezuckoff.bsky.social @bertoscalese.bsky.social @lisacreamer.bsky.social www.wbur.org/news/2025/10...

Josh Kraft has dropped out of the Boston mayoral race, two days after a trouncing in the preliminary by @mayorwu.boston.gov www.wbur.org/news/2025/09... @wbur.org @evezuckoff.bsky.social @joshforboston.bsky.social

Nice 3-min listen here to catch you up on the scenes last night after @mayorwu.boston.gov won the preliminary v. @joshforboston.bsky.social www.wbur.org/news/2025/09... @wbur.org @evezuckoff.bsky.social

Former U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins is inching back out onto the political stage -- and seems to be in Josh Kraft's camp www.wbur.org/news/2025/09... @wbur.org @evezuckoff.bsky.social

Hundreds of tenant activists rallied inside the State House today to support a bill that would bring rent control back in Mass. Rent control has been banned in the state since 1994 @wbur.org

Josh Kraft has yet to reveal his 2024 tax filing -- in fact he hasn't filed yet @evezuckoff.bsky.social @wbur.org www.wbur.org/news/2025/07...

And a conversation with Josh Kraft on what he'd do as mayor of Boston - conversation from the @wbur.org Festival - @tizianadearing.bsky.social @evezuckoff.bsky.social www.wbur.org/news/2025/05...

From @wbur.org festival coverage this weekend: A conversation with Mayor Wu @tizianadearing.bsky.social @evezuckoff.bsky.social www.wbur.org/news/2025/05...

OK, it’s time. I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be covering breaking news, general assignment and enterprise stories for WBUR, Boston’s NPR station. The work begins May 27. A big part of my beat will be Boston City Hall — between now and November 4, I’ll be closely following the mayoral race.

Big professional news:  After just under six years, next week will be my last at @wcai-npr.bsky.social WCAI. What follows is a series of thank yous and reflections, and a love letter to the Cape, Coast, and Islands listening community.

Excited to see folks at our Provincetown live podcast today! In case you're wandering by and want to hear me and CAI's @evezuckoff.bsky.social talk #mapoli climate and housing crises with an excellent local panel, doors open at 6:30 p.m. 🌊

Martha’s Vineyard has seen the third-highest rate of dropped homeowners’ insurance of any community in the country. Our latest, a collaborative project with the MV Times, offers personal tales and agonizing choices tied to this climate-change-fueled crisis. www.capeandislands.org/local-news/2...

Hours after his inauguration, President DonaldTrump signed an executive order halting new federal leases for offshore wind projects. He cited, as one reason, the impact OSW has on marine life. “If you’re into whales,” he said, “you don’t want windmills.” Whale experts say the facts show otherwise. ⬇️

Great explainer from @evezuckoff.bsky.social on offshore wind and whales.

www.wbur.org/news/2024/03... @evezuckoff.bsky.social

Provincetown is experimenting with a new flood barrier to protect low-lying areas during coastal storms. It’s temporary and quick to set up. And residents in the East End of town say they’re anxious for it to work. CAI's @evezuckoff.bsky.social has this report.

North Atlantic right whales currently only live to about 22 years old, but a new study finds they should be able to live to over 130. @evezuckoff.bsky.social brings us this report.

It was a joy to work with @evezuckoff.bsky.social on this complex story about a disappearing whale species, climate change, misinformation, and how science is tangled up in it all. www.sciencefriday.com/segments/off...

At 2pm winds starting to rip in SE Mass. Today's wind isn't like a nor'easter. It's driven by the low-level jet, a river of fast-moving air just a couple thousand feet up It will be overhead this afternoon/eve (white shading). It departs Boston by about 8pm, but not until 11pm or so across the Cape

Scenes from stormy Provincetown, MA. Story TK.

“Everybody loves turtles.” In the last few days, volunteers have rescued about 300 cold-stunned sea turtles from stranding on Cape Cod beaches. I checked in on the effort to nurse them back to health at a warehouse-turned-sea turtle hospital in Quincy, MA. www.capeandislands.org/local-news/2...

A Cry for Kelp “That we’re seeing a persistent decline in kelp forests across the Gulf of Maine? That’s not a warning bell. That’s a giant waving red flag on fire that warming is altering our oceans here in New England.” www.bostonglobe.com/video/2024/1... via @BostonGlobe

Dozens of offshore wind farms are slated for construction off the East Coast over the next 50 years. So a group of researchers, regulators, and fishers want to know: how will the construction noise impact lobsters, scallops, squid and more? Our latest goes inside the effort to find out.

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