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Boston Calling safety situations has some attendees taking to social media to air concerns.
The heat, combined with overcrowding, lack of water, and high ticket prices, left some Boston Calling attendees taking to social media to air some grievances. [...]
Letter from City Councilor Ed Flynn to Office of Participatory Budgeting opposing voting by residents as young at 11.
Councilor Flynn has written the following letter to the Office of Participatory Budgeting opposing the voting process for project proposals to be open to residents [...]
North Carolina man sentenced in 2020 South Boston attack
BOSTON, May 28, 2024 – Suffolk Superior Court Judge Michael Doolin today sentenced GLEN MUMFORD, 57, of North Carolina to two-and-a-half to three years in [...]
Summer Street Pilot Program Open House Events
Be informed. Get involved. The Boston Transportation Department will be holding three upcoming open house events regarding the Summer Street Pilot Program. The open houses [...]
MBTA Completes Purchase of Widett Circle to Improve Critical Rail Efficency
Remember Midtown? Well, that large-scale project is a thing of the past! The MBTA just made the following announcement. Widett [...]
Once again, BPS makes a mistake regarding student GPAs and wrongly informs students they are eligible to apply to exam schools.
Good grief! The Boston Globe has released breaking news that Boston Public Schools wrongfully notified students of eligibility for application [...]
BPDA releases guide to South Boston’s transportation planning and development review process
BOSTON - Tuesday, April 11, 2023 - The Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA) and Boston Transportation Department (BTD) today released A Guide [...]
The Latest on the Summer Street Bus Lane Pilot Program + Open Houses to learn more
Whether you're for bus lanes or against them, they're coming to Summer Street this spring/summer. The City of Boston is [...]
Council President Flynn, Councilor Liz Breadon and Councilor Gabriela Coletta to Hold Hearing on Pest Control on Tuesday, April 11thÂ
BOSTON - City Councilors Ed Flynn, Liz Breadon and Gabriela Coletta will hold a hearing to discuss pest control in [...]
MBTA Continues Aggressive Hiring Campaign, Offering $7,500 Sign-on Bonus for Multiple Positions
BOSTON – The MBTA today announced that, effective April 15, the MBTA will increase its sign-on bonus to $7,500 for [...]
Car drove through gate and into the water on Dry Dock
Good lord. BPD, BFD and Boston EMS responded to a call around 11:15 pm on Sunday for a vehicle that drove through the gate on [...]
South Boston man to be arraigned Wednesday for 1993 murder of BHA worker
BOSTON, March 28, 2023 – A man being held for a 1984 shooting death over a South Boston drug-dealing dispute will be arraigned in Suffolk [...]
Trendy hot spot on Summer Street is in a bit of hot water for serving a table of underaged drinkers
UPDATE: On Thursday, the Boston Licensing Board ordered Coquette on Summer Street to close down for two days for serving table of underaged patrons. Original [...]
2-alarm fire on the Spirit of Boston
BFD responded to a call for a fire around midnight on Friday in the Seaport District to the dock at 200 Seaport Blvd. at the [...]
MBTA Launches Online Speed Restrictions Dashboard
New tool provides daily data on speed restrictions. BOSTON – The MBTA today launched a live, online Speed Restriction Dashboard that provides riders with up-to-date [...]
Council President Flynn and Councilor Flaherty to Hold Hearing on Safety of Light Poles, Bridges & Public Infrastructure on April 4th
BOSTON - In January this year, City Council President Ed Flynn and Councilor At-Large Michael Flaherty refiled a hearing order to discuss the safety of [...]
