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Boston Public Garden used to have baby alligators — yes, alligators — and people fed them rodents In the summer months of 1901, people would capture rats and toss them into the water where the alligators lived. By Steve Annear Globe Staff,Updated April 9, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend This water fountain in the Public Garden is reportedly where baby alligators lived in the summer in 1901. (Lane Turner/Globe Staff)Lane Turner/Globe Staff Nothing says springtime quite like a stroll through the Boston Public Garden. The birds are chirping; squirrels are fattening up, bothering t...

Reopenings abound from Cambridge to the South End, and a star chef signs off Restaurant news you can use. By Kara Baskin Globe Correspondent,Updated April 8, 2021, 1:47 p.m. Email to a Friend Reopenings: Much-loved Somerville tapas parlor Dali has reopened (415 Washington St.), complete with a patio. Not far away, vegan destination True Bistro in Teele Square (1153 Broadway) has launched again after a hiatus. Order takeout and delivery Wednesday through Saturday from 4 p.m., and brunch on Sunday beginning at 10 a.m. At Cambridge Crossing, The Lexington reopens with a 55-seat rooftop terrace...

  He also confirmed that the police confiscated the phones and weapons of the narcotics agents for further investigation. Images posted on social media later showed the police officers rounding up the drug enforcement agents. The police promised to investigate the case. “The PNP and PDEA both agree and assure the public that the incident, while serious, will in no way affect the continuing operational relationship and coordination they have long firmed up in the fight against illegal drugs,” the police statement added. A parallel investigation by the National Bureau of Investigation will...

An hour-long joint press conference hosted by the the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) following a deadly “misencounter” on Commonwealth Ave. in Quezon City has ended with more questions than answers.

Locked on Boston College: Class of '22 Needs Assessment Our daily podcast is talking about recruiting Author: Feb 5, 2021 On Friday's episode of Locked on Boston College, our daily Eagles podcast, we focus on recruiting. With National Signing Day in the books, and the Class of '21 wrapped up, it's time to move on to next year's class. What are some of the areas of focus for the Eagles, and where will Jeff Hafley's staff be placing a lot of their focus. If you want a glimpse into next year's class this is an episode you won't want to miss. Also during Jeff Hafley's press conference on Wednesda...