Gray’s Hall Was Vandalized Early Monday Morning
If you passed by Gray's Hall on Monday morning, you probably noticed the damage done overnight. The window was shattered and the building was sprayed with graffiti. We reached out [...]
Cheers! 225 New Liquor Licenses Coming to Boston – new bill passed by House + Senate.
Big news! On Tuesday, Massachusetts lawmakers announced that 225 new liquor licenses will be coming to 13 zip codes around the city! A compromise bill (H 5039) filed by House [...]
Be on the Lookout for Jason Momoa in the Neighborhood
Jason Momoa, Game of Thrones and Aquaman star, will be in the neighborhood on Monday, slinging his new vodka. According to a press release, Momoa and co-founder Baline Halvorson, will [...]
South Boston woman charged with striking and running over another woman with car
BOSTON, September 5, 2024 – A woman was arraigned today in South Boston BMC for striking and running another woman over with her car Wednesday night in the South Bay [...]
Councilor Flynn’s Statement on the First Day of School
Kindly read City Councilor Flynn's Statement Below:
Brace Yourself – Parts of Red Line, Commuter Rail to suspend service during September
Buckle up, buttercup! This one is a doozy! MBTA recently announced the Red Line Closure through September 29th. The goal is to improve Braintree branch travel times by 24 minutes. Friday, [...]
BPD Community Alert: Help identify individual in relation to an assault and battery in South Boston
BPD Community Alert: Detectives assigned to District C-6 (South Boston) are seeking the public’s assistance to identify the pictured individual involved in an Assault and Battery incident that occurred at about [...]
BPD Arrest Six Suspects Following Search Warrants In South Boston
From BPD News: At about 7:19 AM, on Saturday, August 31, 2024, members of the Drug Control Units of District C-6 (South Boston), A-1 (Downtown), B-2 (Roxbury), and E-5 (Roslindale/West [...]
Senator Collins Votes to Reform Long-Term Care Sector
The Massachusetts Senate last week passed sweeping reforms to the long-term care and assisted living sectors, taking a powerful step towards delivering high quality and safe care for older residents [...]
Could a “social district” be coming to the neighborhood? Perhaps!
Like Bourbon Street but in Boston GBH is reporting that Boston may soon propose designating several areas in the city as zones for open alcohol consumption, similar to Vegas or [...]
