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Rep. Biele Secures $1 Million Investment in State Budge for Business Development
Budget invests in programs to support workers, small businesses, entrepreneurs BOSTON—This year, the Massachusetts Legislature delivered a state budget for fiscal year 2027 (FY27) without [...]
Council affirms support for mail-in voting amidst USPS order
The City Council voiced support for mail-in voting as the United States Postal Service (USPS) imposed additional requirements on vote-by-mail systems ahead of the midterms. [...]
BC High Investigating Alleged Racist Incident Near Dorchester Campus
Boston College High School is investigating an alleged racist incident that took place near its Dorchester campus on Thursday, September 17. According to Boston.com, Carly Nguyen [...]
ADA Curb Ramp Construction is Underway at Intersections in South Boston
Buckle up, Southie! Make sure to watch construction signs! You may also notice crews working on curb ramps as part of sidewalk construction around the [...]
Council refuses to limit early voting and opposes extending receivership after Condon Community Center ballot mix-up
The City Council voted down a resolution by Councilor Ed Flynn looking to limit early voting and extend the Boston [...]
City Council considers 12 weeks of full pay through updated Paid Parental Leave program
Returning to the Council Chambers after the birth of her son, Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata filed a new ordinance that [...]
Election Day Reminders from the City of Boston – Don’t forget to vote on September 1st
BOSTON - Friday, August 28, 2026 - The City of Boston Election Department is reminding voters that the State Primary [...]
Westin Seaport Hotel Evacuated After Small Fire Overnight
Boston firefighters responded to the Westin Boston Seaport District at 424 Summer St. around midnight after a small fire broke [...]
South Boston Man Convicted of First-Degree Murder in 2023 Geneva Avenue Shooting
A South Boston man has been convicted of first-degree murder in connection with a deadly 2023 shooting on Geneva Avenue [...]
Local Budtenders Say “Vote No On 8”
A decade after legal weed came to Massachusetts, Ballot Question 8 seeks to recriminalize recreational marijuana and to limit the [...]
The Red Sox May Have Had the Streak But South Boston Had the Shamrocks
While the Sox were putting together a historic 15-game winning streak at Fenway this summer — tying a franchise record that had stood since 1946 [...]
Stop & Shop Celebrates Grand Reopening of Newly Remodeled South Boston Store this Weekend
Southie location delivers improved shopping experience plus a weekend of giveaways, food sampling, and family-friendly events to celebrate its reopening Quincy, MA – August 28, [...]
Boston Man Charged with Manslaughter in Deadly Boston Harbor Boat Crash
A Boston man has been indicted in connection with the deadly boat crash near Logan Airport that killed a 24-year-old woman earlier this year. According [...]
Andrew Square Civic Association Raises Concerns Over New O’Connor Way Bike Lane
The Andrew Square Civic Association is raising concerns about a new bike lane on O’Connor Way, questioning whether the project makes sense for the small [...]
Boston Family Days Expands with Free Guided History Tours Across the City
More than 500 Boston Public Schools families will explore the City’s neighborhoods, history and cultural landmarks through free guided tours BOSTON - Tuesday, August 25, 2026 [...]
Jacob Minin and Taylor Larson Claim Olympic Titles at 18th Annual Boston Triathlon
Haverhill Father-Son Duo Completes Boston Triathlon’s First Push-Assist Race Since 2019 BOSTON, MA – August 23, 2026 – ethos, the mass participation event organization that produces the Boston [...]