New + relaxed mask mandate in Massachusetts
A step in the right direction but with Boston follow suit? A few weeks ago, Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced they are relaxing their advice on masking for those [...]
The South Boston St. Patrick’s Day/Evacuation Day Parade returns to take place on Sunday 20 March 2022
See Press Release Below: After a two-year absence due to the Coronavirus pandemic, The South Boston St. Patrick’s Day/Evacuation Day Parade returns to take place on Sunday, 20 March 2022 [...]
City of Boston Announces the Return of Outdoor Dining
One step closer to spring! Applications for the 2022 outdoor dining season are now open. BOSTON - Thursday, February 24, 2022 - Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the return of the Outdoor Dining Pilot Program, [...]
Do you recognize this guy who threw a metal object on 3rd rail at Andrew Station
From TPNews: On February 22, 2022 at approximately 12:30AM at the MBTA's Andrew Sq. Station the male depicted within intentionally threw an unknown metal object into the pit (southbound side) [...]
“Snow Way!” 6-8 inches coming our way!
It's the old, "See this? Watch out for that!" coming our way. With spring like temps on Wednesday, we are all breathing a sigh of relief - we're almost done [...]
Southie Parking PSA: You can’t just park anywhere
What the.... We realize the South Boston has a parking crisis. It's hard to find a spot. You circle the blocks and can't find anything - especially late at night. [...]
Big News: Proof of Vaccine Mandate aka B Together has been lifted
Happy days are here again! The City of Boston announced today that its proof of vaccine requirement for indoor businesses has been lifted. All three key thresholds have been meet: [...]
18-year-old with a gun at Excel High School in South Boston
On Friday morning, we reported an incident via the Citizen app - that Excel High School was put on lockdown around 8am after a gun was recovered. According to the [...]
One Step Closer: City of Boston meets 2 of 3 key metrics to dropping mandates
Fingers crossed On Thursday, Mayor Michelle Wu said Boston is close to being able to drop its vaccine passport policy. The city has now met two of the three key [...]
City to Host Budget Listening Session for Upcoming FY23 Budget CycleÂ
BOSTON - In collaboration with Mayor Wu and her Administration, Boston City Council President Ed Flynn, and Boston City Council Ways and Means Chair Tania Fernandes Anderson, the City of [...]