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BOSTON (AP) — A monument honoring a famed Civil War unit of Black soldiers is returning to downtown Boston, following a $3 million restoration . The bronze relief at the center the Robert Gould Shaw and Massachusetts 54th Regiment Memorial is expected to be hoisted back into place Wednesday on the Boston Common across from the Statehouse with the help of a crane. READ MORE: CVS Lists Teachers As Eligible For COVID Vaccine Appointments In Massachusetts The relief has been undergoing restoration for months at a studio in Woburn. Crews have also been onsite working to restore the monument’s marble and stone foundation. Officials say the project is on track to be substantially complete sometime next month. Long considered one of the nation’s greatest sculptures, the Shaw Memorial captures the stirring call to arms answered by Black soldiers who served in the unit, which was popularized in the 1989 Oscar-winning movie “Glory.” READ MORE: Watch Live @ 9 AM: Baker Announcement … [Read more...] about Shaw 54th Regiment Black Soldiers Memorial Back In Boston After $3 Million Restoration

The stands at North Dakota State’s game this weekend against Central Arkansas will reportedly be packed with NFL scouts. According to Yahoo Sports , 26 NFL teams will be represented at the lone game for NDSU this season in order to watch phenom quarterback Trey Lance. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football) Lance is expected to be one of the first players chosen in the 2021 NFL draft. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Trey Lance (@trey.lance) on Sep 19, 2020 at 4:01pm PDT This entire situation is wild to me. Trey Lance and the Bison are going to play one game this season! A single game to showcase their talent. Lance will get one final shot to impress NFL scouts and executives from around the league. After this weekend, he’ll be focused on preparing for the draft. It’s more or less a one-game audition. … [Read more...] about REPORT: 26 NFL Teams Will Be Represented At Trey Lance’s 1 College Football Game This Season

Representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) said Tuesday on CNN’s “Tonight” that the Republican Party was engaged in “a war on black people as it relates to voting.” Anchor Don Lemon said, “The Supreme Court is hearing arguments today that could weaken voting rights in Arizona. Major push nationwide to make it harder for people to vote. What does this mean particularly for black voters?” Jackson Lee said, “Well, I think tragically we have not had this historic opposition to our rights since slavery, during the Jim Crow days and of course the harshness of the 1960s. The tragedy of this is an entire party, the Republican Party, is committed to voter suppression, committed to avoiding the opportunity of votes. Donald Trump laid out he only wants one day for votes. They don’t want opportunities for absentee ballot, extended voting, same-day registration, all things that empower young people and people of color, African-Americans.” She continued, “This is a war on black people as it … [Read more...] about Sheila Jackson Lee: Republicans Engaged in ‘War on Black People’ Voting

BOSTON (CBS) – Boston may be transitioning away from the mass COVID vaccination site at Fenway Park. Opening day for the Red Sox is April 1 and a limited number of fans will be allowed at games with a capacity restriction of 12-percent. READ MORE: CVS Lists Teachers As Eligible For COVID Vaccine Appointments In Massachusetts “Fenway has been a great site for many people but we all know that baseball is coming back and so with baseball coming back there are some questions about their ability to operate there which I know they are trying to work through. So I do think there will be another site that transitions from Fenway,” said Marty Martinez, the city’s Chief of Health and Human Services. READ MORE: Shaw 54th Regiment Black Soldiers Memorial Back In Boston After $3 Million Restoration He spoke at a virtual meeting Tuesday about Boston’s vaccination plans. Martinez said the Reggie Lewis Center in Roxbury is rapidly scaling up vaccines to become a mass vaccination … [Read more...] about Boston May Transition Away From Fenway Park As Mass COVID Vaccination Site

BOSTON (CBS) – It’s not quite the same as coming to see the hometown team, as the Fenway Park concourse has now been turned into the state’s second mass vaccination site. “Fenway has an amazing emotional impact on the region and the community,” said Red Sox Vice President Sarah McKenna. The park is now adding another chapter to its storied history with the hope that Fenway can help put a dent in the effort to get Massachusetts residents vaccinated. READ MORE: CVS Lists Teachers As Eligible For COVID Vaccine Appointments In Massachusetts “So many great things have happened here. Add this to the roster of incredible opportunities that have happened,” said Dr. Edward Ullman, a physician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and also the director of Fenway First Aid. Fenway Park COVID-19 vaccine site (WBZ-TV) The goal is to avoid lines and keep people on schedule as they make their way through a health screening, the vaccination and observation area, with even a … [Read more...] about Fenway Park Concourse Turned Into COVID-19 Vaccine Site