A Quick Guide to the Solar Eclipse
Look up - but only if you have those glasses on. Have you heard the news? There’s a solar eclipse happening today. The solar eclipse will be visible across the [...]
5 Things You Should Know This Week – April 8th
Be Informed. Get involved. SB Transportation Plan Meeting - CANCELED...sort of. The Boston Planning and Development Agency will host a community meeting to present the South Boston Transportation Action Plan [...]
Telegraph Hill is official closed – but something new is on the horizon
Telegraph Hill, a neighborhood favorite located on Dorchester Street, officially closed its doors last month. We did hear from a reliable source that the owners of Shamrock Pub bought the [...]
$25,000 bail for Bridgewater man involved in violent City Hall incident including biting BPD Officer
BOSTON, April 5, 2024 – A Bridgewater man was ordered held on $25,000 bail today after being charged with initiating a violent confrontation with Boston police officers attempting to remove [...]
We love a Parade – Especially a Celebratory Championship Parade! Celebrate the Boston high school teams that won State Champs!
On Saturday, Mayor Michelle Wu will celebrate Boston high school sports teams that won the State Championship at a Championship Parade. The teams include the Charlestown Townies (Basketball), New Mission [...]
Chimney Collapse at G + 5th in South Boston
The sky is falling, Henny Penny. Boston Fire and Boston Police are responding to a call for a chimney collapse at the corner of G and 5th Street. More accurately, [...]
Councilor Flynn to Hold Hearing on Ordinance to Create an Office of Pest Control
It is clear we need some help with pest control in the city of Boston! Remember this? Or how about this “situation” that involved not one, not two, but a barrel [...]
Travel Mug Cafe is now Open in the Seaport
The wildly popular mobile coffee shop tricycle from East Boston has expanded to a new location in the Seaport! Travel Mug Cafe is now operating a pop-up at Grub Street/Porter Square Books at [...]
Councilor Flynn Files Hearing Order to Discuss Pedestrian Safety, Traffic-Calming, and Expanding the Safety Surge Program in the City of Boston
BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is calling for a hearing at this week’s City Council meeting to discuss measures that would improve pedestrian safety, traffic-calming, and the possibility [...]
Senate acts to protect firefighters, increase “hot work” safety
BOSTON (3/28/2024)—Last week the Senate unanimously passed legislation to boost safety for people conducting “hot work”—welding, plasma cutting, and spark-producing construction—by requiring the state to create a public database of [...]
