Here's what you need to know about what's happening in Boston.
Boston City Hall architect dies of coronvirus
One of the architects behind Boston's City Hall has died from coronavirus complications, officials said Saturday. Michael McKinnel, who was 84, died at his home in Rockport on Friday.
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Boston, other urban centers nationwide gird for catastrophic virus outbreak
Detroit says it is at a breaking point, while Chicago, Boston, Milwaukee, Atlanta and Los Angeles prepare for the onslaught.
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2 teens arrested after man shot in Dorchester
Boston Police report arresting two teens on charges they shot a man on Westville Street in Dorchester around 2 p.m. Saturday. Police said that the Westville incidents happened not long after two people on a scooter shot at a man standing on Shandon Road in Franklin Hill. They missed him but hit the car he was standing next to, police said.
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Boston puts zip ties on basketball hoops to discourage team sports
"People are still gathering in groups and playing sports in our parks. This is not social distancing," Mayor Marty Walsh said.
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