Give Thanks! November Tree at Cannonball Cafe
Have you been to the Cannonball Cafe yet? If you haven't (what are you waiting for?), here's the perfect excuse to stop by! For the month of November, Cannonball Cafe [...]
Wednesday’s City Council Meeting Recap: Unity Map + Pay Raise Approved
So two things were accomplished by the end of Wednesday’s City Council Meeting. The controversial “unity” restricting map was approved, and the city council received a pay raise. When we [...]
Hot Diggity Dog – Sully’s is featuring half-priced hot dogs until closing for season
In celebration of customer appreciation month, enjoy half-priced hot dogs at Sully’s until they close on November 20th! Might as well get two right? We’ll take ours “all around!” Other [...]
Letter to the Editor from Sen. Nick Collins re: Question 2
To the editor: Massachusetts patients are not getting enough out of their dental insurance premiums. Studies show that 1 in 4 Massachusetts residents do not have dental insurance and 16.6% [...]
The line for the #7 is spreading…like a virus
We've seen the #7 bus line at the L + Broadway over and over again. So much so, some of you are sick of me posting about it. Well, on [...]
The Dorchester Ave. Bridge will remain closed until November of 2023
The bridge will be replaced to protect its structural integrity+ensure reliable service. The Dorchester Ave. Bridge has been closed since June for repair and was supposed to reopen August 31st. [...]
Redistricting Battle Anticipated at Wednesday’s City Council Meeting
Update: The new districting map has been passed by the city council. The final vote was 9-4. The four no-votes were Baker, Flaherty, Flynn and Murphy. Original Post: Right out [...]
Here’s the scoop on the new textile and mattress waste ban
Thinking about throwing out that old mattress or maybe some tattered towels or stained duvet cover with the weekly trash? Well, think again. Starting on Tuesday, November 1st, the Massachusetts [...]
Get ready to bloom, Southie! WBNA plants over 1000 daffodil bulbs
A beautiful day in the neighborhood! Let's hear it for the West Broadway Neighborhood Association! This past weekend, over 35 volunteers from the neighborhood gathered to plant over 1000 daffodil [...]
City Council President Ed Flynn calls for Halt to Redistricting Process & Creation of Blue-Ribbon Mapping Panel
With the circulation of additional redistricting maps, as well as concerns from public housing advocates and residents across the city about transparency, City Council President Ed Flynn has called for [...]
