AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWorld Cup in Foxborough: France and Morocco kick off the quarterfinal at 4 p.m. ET at Gillette Stadium, with the winner set for the semis next week. Boston nightlife debate: After Boston temporarily pushed bar and restaurant last call to 3 a.m. for World Cup and America 250, Mayor Michelle Wu and City Councilors are now weighing whether later closing should become permanent. Brigham nurses lockout: A one-day strike by nearly 4,000 nurses ended, but Brigham and Women’s says nurses stay locked out until July 13. Heat advisory: Boston issued a heat advisory for July 9-10 as heat indices near 96–99 degrees; officials urge hydration and cooling resources. Boston sues social media: The city is suing Meta and other platforms over “addictive” design targeting children. Local sports: The Red Sox kept rolling, shutting out the White Sox 5-0, while Willson Contreras left with a bruised left foot. Arts & culture: A new media art installation by Wei Wu is installed at Boston City Hall as part of a push to spotlight younger Chinese artists. Public safety: Fall River recreated a deadly assisted living fire for sprinkler simulation ahead of the anniversary. Entertainment: Bonnie Tyler, famed for “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” died at 75.
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