Out with the old…. This past fall, the Allied War Veterans Council ushered in a new era of leadership.  Southie resident and Army National Guard member – Dave Falvey became [...]

Back in January, Mayor Marty Walsh proposed an ordinance to track and regulate the rentals of bedrooms, apartments or entire houses for days or weeks. Walsh has proposed a fee for [...]

Back in April of 2017, Tom Tinlin had the scare of his life. “I was doing the live auction at the Fourth Fest and while I was up on stage [...]

An Uber driver has been charged with raping an intoxicated passenger in his car. Ranjan Thapa, 26, of Everett, appeared in Roxbury District court to face the rape charge. The [...]

Mother Nature is kind of a jerk.  Tuesday is officially the first day of spring and on Wednesday, she'll hurl yet another nor'easter our way! The big storm - some [...]

In a blink of an eye, the Old Colony Avenue is rapidly transforming from old warehouses and factory buildings into residential developments complete with restaurants and retail. The large scale, [...]

The MBTA encourages customers traveling to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday, March 18, to board any Red Line train to South, Broadway, or Andrew Stations. In the interest of [...]

Looks the City of Boston has decided to shortened the parade route thanks to the 14 inches of snow that fell on Tuesday.  This is the not the first time [...]

On Wednesday morning, residents of Boston experienced what could be described as a power surge.  Momentarily power went off then on causing Comcast to go out and problems on the [...]

The MBTA has released it’s service plan for the big Blizzard of 2018.  Our advice is avoid the T at all cost and stay home!  See release below: The MBTA [...]