An underground artist left a message in the grime of what used to be the white wall of an Orange Line train that sighed to one more stop at the end of the line at Forest Hills.

Workers at Wayfair, the online home-furnishings concern, are organizing a walkout tomorrow afternoon to protest the company's decision to keep selling furniture to a government contractor that runs detention camps along the border. The walkout is scheduled for 1:30 p.m., with organizers hoping to have workers converge on Copley Square to demand the company end the contract and give the profits it's already made on the sales to RAICES, an immigration support group in Texas.

The Zoning Board of Appeal today approved a six-story apartment building at 72 Burbank St. in the Fenway, where units will be smaller than usually required by city zoning, where residents will get no parking spaces, but annual Bluebike memberships and where students will not be allowed to rent - with the building owner hiring an independent auditor to do annual "rent roll" checks to make sure they stay out. Read more.

The folks at the Boston City Archives wonder if you can place this scene.

Jef Taylor, who works at the Franklin Park Zoo, is leading a survey of wildlife in Franklin Park (outside the zoo, natch, since they already have a good handle on what sort of wildlife lives there). So far, volunteers have recorded 661 species of animals, insects, plants and fungi in the park.

Tori Bedford at WGBH reports from Market and North Beacon streets shortly before midnight: Read more.

Haley House, which shut its bakery off Washington Street in January due to continuing losses, says it's getting close to re-opening - and is currently looking to hire a general manager with the skills to run a $1.2-million business.

Via Boston Restaurant Talk.

The MBTA reports Orange Line delays of up to ten minutes due to signal problems near North Station.

No dead trains, track fires or cows, but oh, those destroyed signal bungalows at JFK/UMass continue to drive riders insane and to ponder the imponderable.