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City of Boston Issues Reminders Ahead of Presidential Primary
Early voting will take place February 24 - March 1 BOSTON - Wednesday, February 21, 2024 - The Boston Election Department is reminding voters that [...]
Senator Collins Introduces Legislation to Prevent Overdose Deaths
Senate staff discovered pharmacies required to carry lifesaving naloxone were out of compliance with state law. BOSTON- Senator Collins has filed legislation to address the [...]
The Body of a South Boston Man was Recovered on Tuesday from the Neponset River.
Mass Live is reporting that the body of a South Boston man who has been missing since November was recovered on Tuesday in the Neponset River. [...]
Letter to the editor: Councilor Flynn’s Statement on For-Profit Urgent Care Withdrawal on West Broadway
Dear neighbors, I'm writing today to provide an update to the recent proposal for the largest for-profit urgent care company in the country to be [...]
BPD officer shot at multiple times on Sunday evening
From BPD News: At about 6:09 PM. Officers assigned to District B-2 responded to a call for a ShotSpotter Activation [...]
Two bodies discovered Monday morning on Red Line Tracks.
The Boston Herald is reporting that shuttle buses are replacing Red Line trains on the between JFK/UMass and Quincy Center [...]
It’s Officially Fall in Southie – not a drop of pumpkin to be found at Starbucks
Maybe it was the rain and the 60 degree temperatures on Thursday. Or maybe it was the fact the calendar [...]
Mayor Wu Announces New Forestry Division and Urban Forest Plan to Enhance and Protect City’s Tree Canopy
Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University to donate 10 dawn redwood trees to City to be planted across the City BOSTON [...]
Seriously? The Line at L + Broadway for #7 Bus
Come on, MBTA! Let's do better! Once again, the line at L + Broadway for the #7 bus is bananas. [...]
Traffic Alert: Potential Disrupted Travel on Wednesday Morning
This is no way to start the day. According to a post on twitter via MA Department of Transportation, environmental [...]
National Voter Registration Day
Are you registered to vote in Massachusetts? Well, here's your motivation! It's National Voter Registration Day! There's a general election coming up in November 8th [...]
Mother + Daughter Arrested After Assaulting Police while Trying to Enter Excel High School
From DA Kevin Hayden's Office: BOSTON, September 19, 2022 — A Boston mother and her daughter were arrested Friday after assaulting police while trying to [...]
Monkeypox case at BPS
BPS announced on Monday morning that an adult employee with Boston Public Schools has monkeypox. BPS is working to identify anyone who might have been [...]
Man Arrested for Attack at Andrew Station
Universal Hub is reporting that Aiyoub Alsallak, 29, was arraigned on Friday on several charges for an attack of a 56 year-old man at Andrew [...]
Magic Halloween Castle has been canceled for this year
We are sad to report that the Castle Island Association (CIA) has decided to cancel this year's Magic Halloween Castle event. Citing lack of volunteers, [...]
Marty Walsh Saves the Day: Rail Strike Averted for Now
Let’s hear it for Dorchester’s own Marty Walsh, US Secretary of Labor, for having a part in a tentative agreement between railroads and union representatives [...]