ICYMI: October Crossword Puzzle

We’re back with a new crossword puzzle featuring news from the past month.

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We certainly had our share of cloudy and rainy days in October.

It was almost frightening how fast the month flew by. October was packed with spooky events, escapes to Salem , MBTA updates , and more.

Think you can remember it all? Complete this crossword puzzle full of clues from information we shared in the newsletter and on our social channels from the last ~30 days.

Answers

Acorss:
Widowmaker — Name of the brewery that just opened its newest location in Brighton.
OldIronsides — Nickname for the USS Constitution, which celebrated its 226th anniversary last month.
LPGA — The organization that will host the first women’s golf tournament in decades at TPC Boston.
EasternStandard — This iconic restaurant has reopened at a new location in the Fenway after closing during the pandemic.
GreenLine — The MBTA asked residents to vote on the appearance of new street cars for this subway branch.
Gillette — This local company is moving the manufacturing team out of South Boston after over 100 years to the Andover facility.

Down:
EdgarAllanPoe — This famous author was from Boston and known for mysterious + Gothic poems and tales.
NorthEnd — The BCYF Nazzaro Community Center in this neighborhood was officially designated as a Boston Landmark.
Regatta — The Head of the Charles is the largest edition of this three-day event.
Flowers — The Fleurs de Villes pop-up event in the Pru will feature 16 mannequins dressed in this item.
Centennial — The Bruins are celebrating this milestone season with events, special jerseys, and a new statue.
Salem — Laurie Cabot is the first official witch for this city.

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Jess is based in Boston, MA and when she isn’t creating content, you’ll find her at one of the local breweries, walking her dogs on the Esplanade, or attending a concert. After graduating from the University of Florida, she moved to Columbia, SC where she worked at various nonprofit organizations + was a City Editor for COLAtoday before relocating to launch BOStoday in 2021.
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