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A woman becomes emotional Tuesday at the scene of a shooting on Harvard Street in Dorchester. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
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Transportation officials to develop snow schedules for next winter After improvising through much of the historically harsh February storms, the MBTA plans to develop reduced-trip snow schedules for next year and to purchase snow-clearing equipment, officials said after an oversight hearing Monday. Those ideas came about through a peer-review process with transit officials from New York, New Jersey, Toronto, Philadelphia and Chicago, other cities that face challenges from snow and cold. Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack said the MBTA has to balance between giving people a way to get around during bad weather conditions, when motorists are often discouraged from driving, and giving workers a chance to perform maintenance to protect equipment. “We were trying to make those balancing decisions in real-time under real pressure,” Pollack said, referring to high-level discussions this winter. “That’s not the optimum way to do that. Now we have the advantage of learning from what we did and didn’t do right.” The proposed schedules for extreme conditions would be offered for public comment before going into effect, and he said the T would purchase dieselpowered equipment that would be able to run on the lines when the electrified third-rail is down. Pollack said the T needs “special purpose” equipment for snow removal and other tasks, rather than relying on regular subway cars. SHNS
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Boston police and fire crews outside Tuesday’s shooting scene on Harvard Street (above). Boston Police Commissioner William Evans (bottom left) briefs the media on the incident. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
Few answers in fatal shooting in Dorchester Investigation. Police were looking for suspects in connection with a fire and deadly shooting Tuesday. Investigators are scrambling for answers after a man was found shot to death on the ground floor of a Dorchester tripledecker Tuesday. A woman was injured in the shooting, a bullet grazing her head, according to those on the scene. At some point, a small fire started in one of the kitchens of the beige three-story home located at 332 Harvard Street. The fire and the shooting are believed to be linked. Arson and homicide investigators were both on the scene early Tuesday afternoon. First responders arrived to the scene around 11:30 a.m. The female was transferred
to Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Her condition was not immediately clear. There were no arrests as of Tuesday afternoon. The identity of the man killed has not yet been released. A police spokeswoman said the matter was still under investigation and offered no further details. “There are a lot of unknowns here,” Boston Police Commissioner William B. Evans said during a briefing at the scene. “A woman came running out indicating she had been shot and her husband was inside also on the first floor who had been shot.” The woman was carrying a baby, Evans said. “The baby’s obviously safe, which was our main concern,” he said. Harvard Street was closed to through traffic early Tuesday afternoon. A woman wrapped in a blanket cried near the yellow police tape, but declined to speak about the incident. It was unclear how many people
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Questions linger Two people were shot around 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at a multifamily home at 332 Harvard Street in Dorchester. The shooting happened around the same time firefighters responded to a kitchen fire in the building.
were displaced by the fire, the damage the fire caused to the building or when people would be allowed to move back into the house. Police at the scene suggested residents of the building might have to wait until Wednesday before they are allowed back into their homes. Alberto Garcia, a 41-year-old Dorchester resident, said he didn’t hear the shots, but saw the smoke. Garcia works as a driver for Happy Days, an elderly care facility located about a block down the street from
Police also responded to the scene to investigate reports of a shooting. All of the residents inside the home, including a baby, were evacuated. As of deadline, police were still searching for the person who fired the shots. Police do not believe the public is in danger.
the building. Garcia told Metro he saw a small child being taken away from the home shortly after the incident. He believed the same people who shot the man and woman set the fire. “When the police started showing up we assumed it was a fight,” he said. “It caught us by surprise. The whole thing is very sad. “ DANNY MCDONALD @DMacCash daniel.mcdonald@metro.us
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Anti-gun billboard coming down Fenway. The iconic “Stop Handgun Violence” sign could be taken down some time within the next two months. The large and iconic anti-gun violence billboard that has overlooked the Mass Pike near Fenway for 20 years is coming down. The billboard, which is 252 feet long by 20 feet tall, is affixed to a Lansdowne Street garage. Developer John Rosenthal, co-founder of the Stop Handgun Violence, which is the group behind the billboard, sold that garage to the Boston Red Sox two years ago. The team’s ownership gave him a twoyear lease that allowed him to keep the billboard on the structure. That lease term is up. Rosenthal said the sign could be taken down anytime in the next two months. “There isn’t a definite timeline,” he said. Rosenthal said he sold the building because the deal “made sense and we had a very willing buyer.” He believes the billboard, which currently has a message advocating for an assault weapons ban and a running counter of the number of Americans killed by gun violence since the Sandy Hook massacre in December 2012, is the largest horizontal billboard in the country. “It’ll be sad to see the huge billboard come down after all these years, but thanks to our new creative team and outdoor advertising company partners, this campaign will continue and our message will live on and be seen by more people in many new locations,” said John Rosenthal, co-founder of Stop Handgun Violence and president of Meredith Management. He added: “Over the last
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MR. BAKER PART II m off to find food. Preferably, not doublefried, coated-in-chocolate or stuck-on-astick kind of food. I’m already old, no need to speed up the process. I know my wife thinks I’m bored, but I’m not. Just content. It’s nice to see her excited. Every year she claims it’s her last year selling at the festival. But every year she’s back, selling those ridiculous crocheted animals. She has slowed down. She used to sell eighty or so every year, but she’s down to nearly half that. She calls it “easing into retirement”. I call it arthritis. I settle on a soft pretzel and start walking back toward our tent. But as soon as I notice that my wife is distracted, I change course and start walking toward a flower vendor. We have a full garden at home, but most of the daffodils were accidentally weeded, and those are her favorite.
The “Stop Handgun Violence” billboard is located along the Mass Pike. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
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20 years, we have worked with law enforcement, community organizations, elected officials, survivors and a variety of faith-based groups to effectively change the historically polarized debate to one that now respects gun rights and gun violence prevention laws and initiatives. As a result we’ve enacted the most effective gun laws in the nation and we’ve saved countless lives and endless grief from preventable gun violence.” According to its website, the nonprofit organization is “committed to the prevention of gun violence through education, public awareness,
effective law enforcement.” The group says on the site: “We are not calling for restrictions to our Constitutional Rights, but just common sense legislation that will help save lives.” In the past, “Stop Handgun Violence” billboards, according to Rosenthal, have included provocative and at times irreverent messages about responsible gun ownership, gun trafficking, the NRA’s control of Congress and the real-life consequences of gun violence. DANNY MCDONALD @DMacCash daniel.mcdonald@metro.us
The messages Rosenthal’s group plans to feature anti-handgun messages on more than two dozen billboards in the Boston area.
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A plan to salvage RadioShack’s business by co-branding most of its 1,740 surviving stores with cellular phone provider Sprint earned U.S. bankruptcy court approval on Tuesday, ending four days of contested court hearings. The stores are what survived of more than 4,000 outlets after RadioShack went bankrupt in February. The chain was a go-to retailer for electronics before becoming irrelevant in the digital age. REUTERS
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Self-driving automobile. Honda to test prototypes at former US naval base Honda Motor Co. has joined Daimler AG’s Mercedes-Benz in testing self-driving vehicles and technologies on private roads at a former U.S. naval facility outside San Francisco, the Japanese automaker said Tuesday. Honda also is a partner in the University of Michigan’s Mobility Transformation Center, which plans to open a similar testing facility called Mcity this summer in Ann Arbor. Honda said it will test prototype versions of its Acura RLX sedan, fitted with sensors and cameras that could be used on future self-driving vehicles. The former naval base has 20 miles of paved roads and a variety of buildings and will not be open to the public. Honda and Mercedes are using the former Concord Naval Weapons Station to test and develop advanced driver-assistance technologies to improve safety. Before car companies introduce fully selfdriving vehicles over the next five to 10 years, those driver-
The Acura RLX sedan is one of the prototypes Honda will be testing at a former naval base in San Francisco. / GETTY IMAGES
assistance technologies are being phased in with features such as adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping. Honda said the 5,000-acre facility, which the U.S. Navy closed in 2007, is a “controlled environment that can be continuously modified” to test experimental vehicles and systems. Eventually, it will be used by a consortium that includes Honda as well as vehicle insurers, repairers and other auto-related enterprises. Other companies, from
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and its CEO Carsten Spohr, who told reporters last week that the carrier knew of no reason why 27-year-old Andreas Lubitz might deliberately crash a plane. The fact that Lufthansa officials were aware that Lubitz suffered from depression raises questions about its screening process for pilots as it faces the threat of legal action from relatives of the victims. Lufthansa said Lubitz broke off his pilot training for a period of several months but then passed medical checks confirming his fitness to fly.
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Crash triggers debate on conďŹ dentiality Calls to relax Germany’s strict doctor-patient conďŹ dentiality law after a Germanwings plane crash last week have touched a nerve in a country obsessed about privacy because of its authoritarian past. A debate on the law began
after reports that Andreas Lubitz had hidden sensitive information about his health from the airline. German prosecutors say Lubitz had been treated in the past for suicidal tendencies and also suered bouts of depression. Police searching his apartment found he was given a doctor’s sick leave note for the day the crash occurred. Dirk Fischer, a senior mem-
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Ryan Phillippe’s daughter on the perils of having a hot dad Genetics have been very kind to Ryan Phillippe, who apparently doesn’t age. Which is superawkward, as it turns out, for his teenage daughter, Ava. “It’s crazy. And still, I get carded constantly,” he tells Variety. “My daughter hates it because sometimes people have thought I’m her brother, and she’s freaked out by that.” I’m sure she’s also not so hot on him saying things like this to a major trade publication, but hey, if you can’t mortify your 15-year-old daughter in print, what’s the point of being famous? Also, it’s nice to know there’s now a male version of the Dina Lohan “people think we’re sisters!” thing.
THE WORD Ned Ehrbar takes on the world of gossip. NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.us
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Kit Harington is sick of being objectified It’s so hard for men in Hollywood, isn’t it? All this attention paid just to your looks, when no one bothers to find out what’s really going on inside. At least that’s how it’s been for “Game of Thrones” star Kit Harington, who plays hunky — see? even I’m doing it — Jon Snow on the HBO series. “I’m in a successful TV show in a kind of leading man way, and it can sometimes feel like your art is being put to one side for your sex appeal. And I don’t like that,” he tells Page Six. “To always be put on a pedestal as a hunk is slightly
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demeaning. It really is, and it’s in the same way as it is for women. When an actor is seen only for her physical beauty, it can be quite offensive.” I mean, hey, he can’t help that he’s attractive, right? So please, if you get a chance to speak with Harington, do not point out that he’s really, really, ridiculously goodlooking, OK? Because he’s had enough of it. “In this position you get asked a lot, ‘Do you like being a heartthrob? Do you like being a hunk?’” he adds. “Well, my answer is, ‘That’s not what I got into it for.’”
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When we caught up with British soul singer Jessie Ware in London, we couldn’t help but ask about the obvious sexual innuendo in her song “Champagne Kisses.” So is she really talking about fellatio? Ware would only blush, but her laugh said it all. “I did think to change the title, but then I just thought, ‘Sod it,’” she says. With that being just one of
the sexual innuendos on her album, you’d think she’d shy away from sharing her music with her mom, but Ware says her mom is more concerned with her style than her music. “She’s usually like, ‘Why aren’t you wearing red lipstick?’ She’s very positive, but she wants me to be wearing my red lipstick.” RICHARD PECKETT / MWN
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Tom Hanks’ incorrigible rapper son, Chet Haze, went on something of a tirade on Twitter this week, unleashing a slew of angry and threatening messages at Howard Stern. It’s not really clear what his beef is — and Stern didn’t respond — but the self-professed “walking PR disaster” did offer some choice phrases like, “Do you have any idea how badly I am going to assault you when I see you?”
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and, “It’s a shame you don’t hang in the same circles as my family (not enough bread for that).” He even went and got prophetic at the end of it, writing that “tomorrow TMZ or Gawker will write an article [about] this rant and all I gotta say is keep riding my d—, bitches.” So charming. I haven’t seen anything on TMZ or Gawker just yet, but how about Metro, Mr. Haze? Will that do?
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Breakthrough in music: MisterWives Interview. The band has opened for Twenty One Pilots and Bleachers. Now they’re headlining a sold-out tour. A lot of bands pay their dues spending years playing small venues before anything major happens. But for MisterWives, the ascent has been quick. The band, composed of Mandy Lee, Etienne Bowler, William Hehir, Marc Campbell, Jesse Blum and Mike Murphy, has only been together two years and already has a song on the chart (“Reflections”) and their first headlining tour is completely sold out. We chat with the misters of MisterWives about their dizzying rise: It’s crazy how fast things have happened for you guys. Campbell: I’m from Scotland,
and my cousins will tell me they heard “Reflections” at H&M [back home]. Blum: People come to the shows and know all the words, not just the single. We have really cool fans. They’re people that I actually like. You always hope that happens. Your song “Vagabond” is the “Finding Carter” theme song on MTV. How did that happen? Blum: MTV just approached us and asked if they could use the song. It’s funny, when we were on tour opening for Bleachers, people asked us if we were covering it. We were like, “No, this is our song!” What is the last thing you Googled? Campbell: For me, it was the address of the venue where our show is. Blum: The last things I Googled were “famous trumpet players in Denver” and “Phil Spector.” Hehir: The last thing I Googled was “what’s the largest snake
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What with an unseasonably cold start to spring, it’s hard to believe vacation time is just around the corner. But if you want to spend this summer in your own Cape Cod home, and buy before the almost certain federal interest rate hike, it’s time to get moving. If a seasonal beachfront bespoke property is what you want, Heritage Sands in Dennis Port has 29 cottages in Phase 2 of a three-part construction. You get to choose
layouts, fittings and finishes, and the developer, CapeBuilt Development, completes the work. Prices are not too crazy either: One-bedroom homes start at under $400,000. Generally, though, finding a dream Cape home right now could be a nightmare. “This spring really is a seller’s market,” says Farrah DiPietro, a sales associate for Heritage Sands, who knows Cape Cod’s general real estate market well. “Particularly first-time buyers looking in the $200$300,000 range, they’re having a tough time. It’s slim pickings and the nice homes are going quickly.” Don’t even think about a waterfront property — unless you’re loaded. “They are in high demand,” she says. “The Cape is becoming more exclusive. I lived here all my life, but spent four years in
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California. Coming back and seeing the difference in pricing was astounding.” The expected federal interest rate hike, which many are predicting by the end of the year, is also driving sales: “We’re getting calls from people wanting to buy at Heritage Sands that same day and lock into the current low rate.” DiPietro gives us some tips for snagging a Cape Cod dream home
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Congress GOP seeking long-term solution to Iran Re: ‘Fight against nuclear future’ (Metro, March 31) Letter writer Mary Popeo has things backwards. The 46 members of Congress who “seek to foil nuclear negotiations between the U.S. and Iran” seek the best policy to prevent the murderous Tehran regime from developing nuclear weapons. The
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Boston’s new boy wonder NBA. Brad Stevens has a knack for getting his teams to overachieve. Brad Stevens was up late the night of March 21, 2015. Though he’s usually up watching game film anyway, Stevens was watching another basketball game on this night: Butler vs. Notre Dame. Formerly the head coach at Butler before signing a six-year deal with the Celtics in 2013, Stevens took his Bulldogs to back-to-back NCAA title games in 2010 and 2011 as a No. 5 seed and No. 8 seed, respectively. It appears as though Stevens has taken that magic with him to Boston, where the Celtics are playing their best basketball of Stevens’ tenure with the team. With their win over the Hornets on Monday, the C’s improved to 33-41 and finished
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the month of March 10-8 — their second straight winning month. What is it about Stevens this time of year? Perhaps it’s his level-headedness and attention to detail that rubs off on his players by this point in the season. “I’m still getting to know this group,” Stevens said of his Celtics. “Obviously I was with 13 groups with Butler. Our better teams got better as the year went on, and practices became better — which is really unique. And the best teams, the teams that ended up going as far as the Final Four, were laserfocused. And when I say that, I mean they never missed something they could control ever. The biggest thing as you move forward in those tournaments is that you get better.” The final stretch of games for Boston this season isn’t quite a tournament — but it’s nearly as important, with six
teams fighting for three spots. And just like sets of tournament games are played with just one day in-between games, rarely are there long breaks in the NBA. “He’s just a smart basketball coach,” Jared Sullinger said. “He’s one of those guys if you give him enough time to prepare for a game he’s going to overdo it and at the same time he’s going to have the players so engaged to the game of basketball they’re always going to be ready to play at a certain time. I think this kind of represents March Madness for him. I think that’s where he’s his best. Where you have a game on Friday and turn around and have a game on Sunday, that’s pretty much the NBA. He was always prepared for every NCAA game.” JAMES TOSCANO @Jimmy_Toscano sports@metro.us
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UPCOMING EVENTS BLANCHARDS, REVERE Grand Spring Wine Tasting Event
Wednesday, April 22nd 2015 * 6–9 PM Please join us to taste over 100 wines from around the world and speak with the wine representatives about your favorite wines. 286 American Legion Hwy, Revere
Pairings for Easter Ham: Pinot Gris, Riesling, Pinot Noir, CĂ´tes du RhĂ´ne, Rioja Lamb or Beef: Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Bordeaux, Chateauneuf-du-Pape Fish or ShellďŹ sh: Sauvignon Blanc, Muscadet, AlbariĂąo, Cru Beaujolais Desserts: Ice Wine, Late Harvest Riesling, Sauternes, Vin Santo Hard Aged Cheeses: Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Nebbiolo Blue Cheeses: Sauternes, Port
BLANCHARDS, WEST ROXBURY Grand Spring Wine Tasting Event
Wednesday, April 29th 2015 * 6–9 PM Please join us for our Grand Tasting and sample from over 100 wines sourced from every corner of the wine-growing world. 418 LaGrange Street, West Roxbury
WINES Cambria Chardonnay 750ml ............................................................... $13.97 Sebastiani Sonoma Chardonnay 750ml ................................................. $9.97 Cooper Mtn Pinot Gris Biodynamic 750ml ........................................ $10.97 Ch Ste Michelle Cab & Merlot 750ml ............................................... $12.97 Layer Cake Cab, Malbec, Shiraz 750ml .............................................. $11.97 Hahn California Pinot Noir 750ml ............................................................ $9.97 Bread & Butter Mission Ranch Pinot Noir 750ml ............................ $13.97 Apothic Red & White 750ml .................................................................... $7.97 Chateau Haut Bardin Bordeaux Rouge 2010 750ml ............................................................... $8.97 Chateau Hortevie 2010 St Julien 750ml ........................................... $27.97
Jadot Beaujolais Villages 750ml............................................................... $9.97 Perrin Cotes du Rhone Villages 750ml ............................................... $11.97 Santa Cristina Rosso & Orvieto 750ml ................................................. $9.97 La Valentina Montepulciano 750ml ....................................................... $9.97 Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio 750ml .............................................. $18.97 Travaglini Gattinara 750ml.................................................................. $21.97 Vina Cumbrero Crianza 750ml ........................................................... $10.97 Marquis de Murrieta Reserva 2008 750ml ...................................... $19.97 JJ Prum Estate Riesling 2012 (Limited) 750ml ................................. $17.97 SA Prum Dry Riesling Luminance 750ml ............................................ $12.97
WINE SPECIAL
Stoneburn Sauv Blanc 750ml .................................................................. $9.97 Commanderie Bargemone Rose 750ml ............................................. $13.97 Crios Rose de Malbec 750ml .................................................................... $8.97 Langmeil Barossa Valley GSM 750ml .................................................. $13.97 Catena Malbec 750ml........................................................................... $15.97 Clos du Bois Chardonnay 1.5 ltr ........................................................ $16.97 Woodbridge 1.5 ltr................................................................................... $9.97 Barefoot 1.5 ltr ......................................................................................... $8.97 Frontera 1.5 ltr ......................................................................................... $7.97 Bota Box 3.0 ltr .................................................................................... $16.97
10% off 6 btls | 15% off 12 btls (excludes sparkling wines, excludes sale items, mix and match, 750 ml only)
LIQUORS
Zyr Vodka 80pr 750ml........................................................................... $27.97 Skyy Vodka 80pr 1.75 ltr....................................................................... $20.97 Smirnoff Vodka 80pr 1.75 ltr............................................................... $19.97 Tito’s Vodka 1.75 ltr ............................................................................. $27.97 Hendricks Gin 750ml........................................................................... $28.97 Tanqueray Gin 1.75 ltr ......................................................................... $29.97 Bacardi Silver & Amber Rum 1.75 ltr ................................................. $19.97
Ron Zacapa Rum 750ml...................................................................... $39.97 Patron Silver Tequila 750ml................................................................. $39.97 Chivas Scotch 750ml ............................................................................ $26.97 Dewars Scotch 1.75 ltr ......................................................................... $30.97 Angels Envy 750ml .............................................................................. $44.97 Knob Creek 9yr 750ml ........................................................................ $26.97 Jim Beam 1.75 ltr ................................................................................. $23.97
Bailey’s Irish Cream Flavors 750ml................................................. $19.97 St. Germain Liquor 750ml .................................................................. $32.97 Kahlua 750ml........................................................................................ $17.97 Romana Sambuca 750ml................................................................... $22.97 Fabrizia Lemoncello (Local) 750ml................................................... $15.97 Amaretto DiSaronno 750ml.............................................................. $22.97 Metaxa Ouzo 750ml............................................................................. $12.97
Yuengling (All Types) 12oz. btl 24pk loose ............................... $16.97+Dep Heineken, Heineken Lt & Amstel Lt. 12oz. btl 24pk loose cs ........ $23.97+Dep Angry Orchard Cider 12oz. btl 12pk ....................................... $14.97 Harpoon (All Types) 12oz. btl & cans 12pk ................................ $13.97+Dep Mixx Tail 11oz. alum btl 8pk....................................................... $12.97+Dep Ipswich (All Types) 12oz. btl 12pk ............................................. $12.97+Dep Miller High Life 12oz. btl & cans 18pk ..................................... $10.97+Dep
LOVE CRAFT BEER AS MUCH AS WE DO? To learn more about current seasonal and tough-to-ďŹ nd brews, come in and speak to one of our beer geeks at any of our three locations.
Cisco (All Types) 12oz. can 12pk ................................................. $14.97+Dep Natural Lt. & Ice 12oz. can 18pk ............................................. $10.97+Dep Shock Top (All Types) 12oz. btl & cans 12pk ............................. $11.97+Dep Keystone Lt 12oz. can 30pk ...................................................... $14.97+Dep Stella Artois 12oz. btl loose cs .................................................. $23.97+Dep Palm Beer 12oz. btl 12pk........................................................... $14.97+Dep Rolling Rock 12oz. btl & cans 18pk .......................................... $10.97+Dep
We Ship ~ Gift Cards Available ~ Blanchardswine.com WEST ROXBURY REVERE JAMAICA PLAIN 418 LaGrange St. 286 American Legion Hwy #ENTRE 3T s CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY – SALE ENDS APRIL 4, 2015 617-327-1400 2TE s ALL BEER AND TONIC PLUS DEPOSIT. Rebate (M.I.C.) coupons available while they last. Not responsible for typographical errors. We reserve the right to limit quantities. ALL BLANCHARD'S distributors are individually owned and operated. Some products not available in all stores.
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