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Letter to the Editor: This September’s race for State Representative is incredibly important to our community because we will be electing a new leader to represent our neighborhoods in the Massachusetts House of Representatives. With so much going on our community, I know that David Biele is the best candidate for the job because of his background and experience, and I am ... Keep Reading

On Thursday night around are 9pm, two teenage girls riding a moped collided with a truck on East Eighth Street near Mercer Street.  They both are suffering from life-threatening injuries and remain hospitalized.  According to the BPD, the driver of the pickup remained at the scene and the crash investigations unit is continuing its investigation into the crash. The victims ... Keep Reading

The Boston City Council voted 11 to 2 on Wednesday to approve an ordinance to regulate short-term housing rentals done through platforms like Airbnb.  Here’s how the voting went down! Baker: No Campbell: Yes Ciommo: No Edwards: Yes Essaibi-George: Yes Flaherty: Yes Flynn: Yes Janey: Yes McCarthy: Yes O’Malley: Yes Pressley: Yes Wu: Yes Zakim: Yes Last month, Mayor ... Keep Reading

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll be able to get your kale and artisanal cheese from Whole Foods delivered right to your door lickety-split!  The Amazon-owned grocery store just launched a free two-hour delivery option for Prime members in Boston. From the hours of 8am to 10pm. Prime members can  shop online or on an app to get all your groceries delivered right to your door! ... Keep Reading

See press release below: BOSTON, MA -- Boston City Councilor At-Large Michael Flaherty, Chair of the Committee on Government Operations, has announced that he has filed a Committee Report which calls for a vote on an amended version of Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s proposal to regulate short-term rentals in the City of Boston. Councilor Flaherty, as Chair of the Committee on ... Keep Reading