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WHDH 7News September 13, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WHDH 7News September 13, 2016

Anchor the search for this man is on tonight. Live in methuen with details youll see on just one station. Reporter according to this arrest warrant the mothers 4yearold son heard her father his father rather kill his mother right in front of him. A neighbor heard the boy scream no dad. No dad. The noises stopped so she didnt call police. As we know the mother di wanted for murder of his exgirlfriend rosa. According to the arrest warrant we obtained the 29yearold mother was clinging to life when police found her in the second floor bedroom in a methuen house. She was rushed to the hospital. Die...

Boston's newly re-opened archaeology lab connects the past with the present - Vimarsana News

Boston's newly re-opened archaeology lab connects the past with the present

The city of Boston has collected more than 1 million artifacts through its Archaeology Program over the past 40 years. Here's a look at some of those artifacts, including the oldest artifact ever found to date in Boston.

Source: wbur.org
Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: Roxbury - Vimarsana News

Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: Roxbury

A peek at some of the most interesting shops, restaurants, outdoor spaces and cultural centers in Roxbury, Mass., one of Boston’s most historic and diverse neighborhoods

Source: bu.edu
Boston unearths remnants of possible slave quarters in Roxbury - Vimarsana News

Boston unearths remnants of possible slave quarters in Roxbury

The site is believed to be the original foundation of the Shirley-Eustis House in Roxbury.

Source: wbur.org
Search is on for Underground Railroad artifacts near 19th-century Boston home - Vimarsana News

Search is on for Underground Railroad artifacts near 19th-century Boston home

Over a century and a half since a Boston abolitionist family used their home to shelter African Americans who escaped enslavement, archaeologists have begun to excavate the maintained home for evidence that supports the home was a part of the Underground Railroad.