Occupy Boston: The Last Seven Days

Monday, Dec. 12

Crews Address Dewey Square Restoration: With the tents gone, the city has been left with close to an acre of dirt in Dewey Square. Crews from the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy started by pumping air back into the compacted soil and adding organic compost. On Monday, crews are expected to lay down sod.

Protestors Face Arraignment: The dozens arrested this weekend in the police raid will be arraigned in court this week.

Sunday, Dec. 11

: After their eviction, the group held its nightly general assembly at the Parkman Bandstand on the Boston Common. Although it pledged to continue the movement it started, no votes were taken on a specific action. 

Protestors Hold Mass in Dewey Square Despite Eviction: A small group of protestors gathered on Sunday morning to hold mass the way they had previous weeks.

Saturday, Dec. 10

 Police raided the Occupy Boston camp in Dewey Square, across from South Station, Saturday morning at about 5 a.m., according to Boston.com. Some 46 people were arrested, Boston police said in an email to media groups.

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Friday, Dec. 9

 Thursday night, as members of the Occupy Boston movement braced for a potential confrontation with police in Boston's Dewey Square – a confrontation that didn't occur, it turns out – protesters had an unusual reason to celebrate. Two members of the crowd, Aaron Spagnolo, 33, and Nanore Barsoumian, 28, decided to hold an impromptu vow exchange with one of the chaplains of Occupy Boston.

 Photos of Occupy Boston protesters at Dewey Square Thursday night.

Thursday, Dec. 8

 Boston Mayor Thomas Menino let the protestors of Occupy Boston know they have until midnight Thursday to vacate Dewey Square.

Tuesday, Dec. 6

 Five profiles and some "old-fashioned" images of the camp on the morning of Dec. 6, 2011.