Wrong turn – Carson Beach
Looks like someone took a wrong turn onto Carson Beach on Wednesday night in Southie. Around 11pm, BPD and BFD were called to respond for a vehicle on the beach. [...]
Rep. Biele Votes to Pass $42.7 Billion House Budget
See Press Release Below re: House Budget: T REP. BIELE VOTES TO PASS $42.7 BILLION HOUSE BUDGET Targeted Investments in Substance Use Treatment, Education, Housing, & Other Initiatives  BOSTON [...]
Councilor Flynn Calls For Hearing On Construction Safety
See press release below re: construction safety BOSTON –Following the crane collapse in Seattle that tragically took the life of two ironworkers and two motorists, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn [...]
Foodie’s applies for a beer/wine license
St. Vincent's Neighborhood Association Meeting will be held on May 7th at 6:30pm. As part of the meeting's agenda, Foodie's will be discussing their application for a beer and wine license [...]
City of Boston Parking Woes
Oh boy!  Here we go again!  The parking debate rears its ugly head once again.  It’s clear that there is a parking crisis in the City of Boston. With the [...]
DCR Traffic & Parking Advisory: William J. Day Boulevard in Boston
Parking Advisory On Sunday, April 28, 2019, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will implement a road closure along William J. Day Boulevard (inbound and outbound) from Kosciuszko Circle to [...]
By Land and By Sea – Could two ferry routes help solve our traffic crisis?
Imagine skipping the traffic, the crowded buses, and hoping on a ferry to get to your destination! Â Well, Boston Harbor Now has proposed two new ferry routes. One would expand [...]
Changes to our Parking Policies Proposed by City Councilor Wu
Changes could be coming to parking polices As residents of one of the most congested neighborhoods in Boston, we realize that something needs to be done about the parking situation. [...]
Stop & Shop strike is over – employees are back to work.
After a week and a half of striking for fair pay and better benefits, Stop & Stop employees are back at work Monday with a tentative deal on the table. [...]
Woman arrested for recent vandalism around the city.
A 53-year-old Hyde Park woman was arrested on Thursday afternoon for vandalizing graves in a cemetery. According to BPD news, officers observed Deborah Gideon throw red powder into the air and [...]