The Week in Review: CRU Owners Charged, "Whitey" Arrested

It was a good week for law enforcement, with the capture of longtime fugitive "Whitey" Bulger and a warrant sweep resulting in the indictment of 31 suspected drug dealers in the Lenox Street housing development. In addition, the two owners of CRU Wine and Spirits were charged with drug conspiracy. Those stories and more are below (just click the link to see the full story):

The city hosted a Rolling Rally for the Stanley Cup champion Bruins on Saturday, with duck boats holding the players and Lord Staney's Cup traveling through the packed streets of Boston.

The South End Garden Tour gave visitors a glimpse into some of the neighborhood's best gardens. Artists worked in several of the gardens, creating work that was later sold at a reception at City Year headquarters.

The owners of CRU Wine and Spirits have been accused of involvement in a drug ring that spanned at least three states and involved 13 people, according to documents filed against the pair last month in U.S. District Court.

While it initially seems like an unfortunate comparison, homeless people and stray dogs have a lot in common. Over the last year and a half or so, Pine Street Inn’s Stapleton House has implemented a new program that turns those sad similarities into something positive by letting nature run its course between man and beast.

Police made a slew of arrests on Tuesday in the area surrounding the Lenox Street housing project, picking up 21 alleged drug dealers as part of a special operation targeting drugs and gun violence in the area.

James "Whitey" Bulger, the alleged mob boss and Top Ten Fugitive who has been on the run since the mid-'90s, was arrested Wednesday in Santa Monica, California. His longtime companion, Catherine Greig, was also arrested.

Public officials and community members gathered at the Salvation Army Boston South End Corps on Wednesday to celebrate the official groundbreaking of a that will expand the aging Washington Street facility by 40 percent.

A recent accident at a notorious Columbus Avenue intersection left two people injured and neighbors wondering how to make the street safer for pedestrians and drivers.