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• ↓ Police Seize Mopeds, Scooters, and Motorcycles by Bickford Street
• ↓ Congress: Lynch Defeats Roath; State Senate: Yu Defeats Rush
• ↓ Fund Created for Funeral of Man Who Died Trying to Save His Girlfriend’s Life on Forest Hills Tracks
• ↓ Congressional and State Senate Races, and More on Sept. 1 Ballot
• ↓ JP Neighborhood Council Outreach Committee Needs New Members
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"Boston Police seized 10 mopeds, scooters, and motorcycles, as well as one illegitimate Massachusetts license plate around 8 am on Thursday morning. District E-13 officers were assisted by the Auto Theft Unit, Boston Housing Authority Police, and the Boston Transportation Department on Sept. 3 to conduct a traffic enforcement initiative in the area of Bickford Street and Horan Way, according to Boston Police. Police said they continue to address “felonious incidents” involving operators of mopeds…"

"US Congressman Stephen Lynch defeated Jamaica Plain’s Patrick Roath for the 8th Congressional district. The Associated Press declared that Lynch won around 11:40 pm. With 94% of the vote counted at 2:49 am, Lynch had 55.2% (53,545) and Roath had 44.8% (43,382). Yu won by 546 votes, according to the AP (via Boston Globe). Yu received 15,404 to win the Democratic Party primary for the Norfolk & Suffolk State Senate seat. Rush received 14,858 votes.…"

"A GoFundMe fundraiser was created to pay for the funeral of a 19-year-old man who died on the Forest Hills MBTA tracks after trying to save his girlfriend’s life. Frankey Wright Jr’s father told Boston 25 that his son was headed with his girlfriend to the Caribbean Festival on Aug. 29. MBTA Transit Police said the woman lost her balance on the platform Saturday afternoon, and fell onto the subway tracks. Wright Jr tried to…"

"Two longtime conservative Democratic Party incumbents have serious candidates running against them for Congress and state Senate. Congressman Stephen Lynch, a 13-time incumbent, is facing Jamaica Plain’s Patrick Roath in the 8th Congressional District. Roath says the district needs new leadership to fight the current federal administration, and he wants to focus on issues including affordable housing and immigration. Lynch points to his years of experience such as cosponsoring more than 4,000-plus pieces of legislation…"

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Police Seize Mopeds, Scooters, and Motorcycles by Bickford Street

Congress: Lynch Defeats Roath; State Senate: Yu Defeats Rush

Fund Created for Funeral of Man Who Died Trying to Save His Girlfriend’s Life on Forest Hills Tracks

Congressional and State Senate Races, and More on Sept. 1 Ballot

JP Neighborhood Council Outreach Committee Needs New Members