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Rafael Landscaping leaf blowers incredibly loud. Saturday May 30 near Cleveland, Braintree, Beaver St area of Hyde Park. Are these companies required to stay under decibel limit? Are there any ways to enforce some quiet times in neighborhoods?

Hello, there is a big hole in the middle of 105 and 110 Litchfield street. It’s hard for cars to see and could be very dangerous. Please send someone to fix it as soon as possible.

Did you hear it? Residents throughout New England report loud explosion BOSTON — A loud explosion was heard throughout New England on Saturday afternoon just after 2 p.m. Residents from New Hampshire down to Rhode Island heard a loud boom, some even reporting their entire house shaking. A spaceflight meteorologist shared on X that the sound around Boston could have been a meteor entering the atmosphere. There was a very large “flash” detected by GOES-19 GLM that does not correlate with active thunderstorms in the area. Reports of an explosion hears around Boston I believe are going to be a rather significant bolide/meteor entering the atmosphere. Very large "flash" detected by GOES-19 GLM that does not correlate with active thunderstorms. #MAwx pic.twitter.com/EHKVxCc2vU — Nick Stewart (@NStewWX) May 30, 2026 “The flash density product really shows this anomalous “flash” which is pretty distinctive of a bolide/meteor reentry east of Boston," he said. The flash density product really shows this anomalous "flash" which is pretty distinctive of a bolide/meteor reentry. east of Boston. This is the likely source of the loud boom/explosion. Officials are currently still trying to figure out the source of the sound at this time. Multiple police and fire officials throughout the region have asked residents to refrain from calling their department as they are aware of the incident.

Tree limb down

Large tree down across path. Dorchester Park.

Graffiti all up and down this wall

Pole down

Replacement tree request. The tree is severely overhanging the street and appears to present a significant safety hazard. Large branches extend over the roadway and toward nearby residences. Given the tree's size and condition, there is concern that falling limbs or a tree failure could cause substantial damage to homes, vehicles, utility lines, and potentially result in serious injury to occupants or pedestrians. The risk is particularly concerning during storms, high winds, or other severe weather events.

Tree branch down across the road at the end of Hubbard