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New Boston Chilling Music Festival brings local, live music to the Grove at the Lawn on D
Live from the Grove at the Lawn on D, Harpoon Brewing put on the first-ever Boston Chilling Music Festival on Saturday, a free concert hosted [...]
South Boston Obituary: James M. Wrick May 16, 1952 – June 6, 2026
James Michael "Mike" Wrick, 74, of Sandy Springs, Georgia, passed away peacefully and unexpectedly in his sleep at home on June 6, 2026. Born in [...]
Front-Row Seats for Sail Boston’s Parade of Sail Are Now on Sale – Get the details!
Boston, MA - Sail Boston is proud to announce that tickets are now available for purchase for the highly anticipated Meet Boston Parade of Sail [...]
Council passes BPS budget. Kicks other items into next week.
In a 10-to-3 vote, the Boston City Council delayed voting on Mayor Michelle Wu’s $4.9 billion 2027 fiscal-year budget proposal until next week. This follows [...]
Councilor Flynn Passes Resolution Urging the City to Require In-Person Work for a Minimum of 4 Days a Week
BOSTON- This week, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn passed a resolution (11 support, 1 present) urging the City of Boston [...]
Reserved Channel Harbor Walk Community Gathering on May 21st at South Boston Public Library
Share your ideas! Boston Harbor Now invites you to join South Boston elected officials, Massport and City of Boston staff [...]
Whole Foods Market coming to Seaport
According to the Boston Business Journal, a new smaller-format Whole Foods Market is headed to the Seaport. The grocery chain [...]
Grant Application Deadline for The South Boston Foundations is Friday, May 15
The South Boston Foundation is officially accepting grant applications for 2026 beginning on Monday, April 13th with a deadline of Friday, May 15th [...]
Council resolution supporting a committee to advocate for young people will not create a committee to advocate for young people.
Outside our world-renowned colleges, Boston is not a great place for young residents. Rent is high, job prospects are limited, [...]
Councilor Flynn to Hold Hearing On Potholes May 8th at 10AM
BOSTON- This Friday, May 8th at 10am in the Iannella Chamber at City Hall, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn will [...]
End of an Era: Broadway Haircutters is on the Market
It's the end of an era for Broadway Haircutters. The building that houses the legacy small business on East Broadway is officially on the market. [...]
Boston Influencer Stuck on Quarantined Cruise Ship Amid Deadly Outbreak
Yikes. What a nightmare. A Boston influencer is sharing a pretty scary experience from the middle of the Atlantic. According to The Boston Globe, Boston-based [...]
Cheers to New Full Liquor Licenses in the Neighborhood
Big news for Boston’s restaurant scene: more spots are getting an upgrade to their drink menus. Last week, the Boston Licensing Board approved local restaurants [...]
Rep. Biele Secures $1.7 Million for Firefighters in House Budget
Investments in Boston Fire Department Training Academy BOSTON—Last week, the Massachusetts House of Representatives passed its budget for fiscal year 2027 (FY27). As part of [...]
Council rejects Flynn’s termination of block party grants
For the past four years, Boston has offered $750 grants to fund summer block parties. In 2024, the Office of Civic Organizing (OCO) awarded 52 [...]
The Mysterious Case of L Street Diner
Many of our readers and followers have reached out to ask, "What's going on with L Street Diner?" Over a year ago, there was a [...]
