BOSTON, MA - The application for the 2023 funding round of  the Community Preservation Act (CPA)  grants is now open, with nearly $39 million available for CPA projects. Council President [...]

An announcement is expected on Wednesday. The Boston Globe is reporting that the MBTA is seriously considering shutting down the Orange Line for 30 days beginning later this month. The [...]

Land use, zoning and licensing firm strengthened by addition of former regulatory official BOSTON, MA (August 1, 2022) – McDermott, Quilty & Miller, LLP (“MQM”), a Boston-based law firm and [...]

On July 28, 2022 – Save the Harbor/Save the Bay issued a mid-summer special report on beach posting and flagging accuracy on the Bay State’s ocean beaches owned by the Commonwealth of [...]

Universal Hub is reporting that the neighborhood came out in full force against a proposed cannabis shop at 313 Old Colony Ave. (the now closed Supreme House of Pizza). In [...]

BOSTON - Pedestrian and traffic safety has long been a priority of Boston City Council President Ed Flynn and Councilor At-Large Michael Flaherty. For several years, they have been working [...]

The Boston Herald is reporting Mayor Michelle Wu vetoed City Councilor Frank Baker’s amendment to use federal relief money for a Dorchester fieldhouse but did approve the rest of the [...]

See statement below: Four years since we lost our Colin. Please read the slides below expressing our gratitude and love to our always supportive and loving community. Thank you to [...]

Ladies Nights, half-priced drinks, and discounted drink special are a thing of the past but could be making a comeback if the State Senate has anything to say about it! [...]

In addition to over 7500 Eversource customers (mostly Dorchester) losing power during the daytime on Sunday, another 1500 in South Boston lost theirs in the evening.  Around 7:40pm on Sunday, [...]