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Council President Flynn and Councilor Worrell Held Hearing on Ordinance to Study the Trafficking of Illegal FirearmsÂ
BOSTON - Boston City Council President Ed Flynn and Councilor Brian Worrell held a hearing on Monday, September 18, 2023 at 10 a.m. to discuss [...]
MBTA Community Alert – Do you recognize this man?
According to Universal Hub, MBTA Transit Police are looking for a man who attacked a woman of Asian descent at Broadway Station on the Red [...]
UPDATE: East Broadway Market will begin to sell beer + wine on Saturday!
One More Quick Update: East Broadway Market (O + Broadway) will officially begin to sell beer and wine on Saturday, September 16th. Stop by and [...]
Hey, What’s the Deal with Starbucks at L + Broadway? We know.
Missing your morning latte? Starbucks at L and Broadway has been temporarily closed for several days. And you've been asking why. Well, we found out. [...]
Missing 12-year-old Yadiel Tejada – Have you seen him?
Update: Yadiel Tejada has been safely located! From BPD News: The Boston Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in [...]
Did you catch a glimpse of the Norwegian Pearl on Monday?
Cruise season has begun The summer cruise season has officially kicked off in Boston on Monday with the arrival of [...]
BPD Traffic Stop in Southie leads to a firearm and drug arrests
From BPD News: At about 6:29 PM, on Saturday, April 02, 2022, officers assigned to the Youth Violence Strike Force, [...]
Missing Boy in South Boston: Cullen has been found!
UPDATE: Cullen has been safely found! BPD are actively looking for 11-year-old Cullen. Last seen at F + 3rd. He [...]
Transit Police are looking for this guy who grabbed a phone and threw it into the pit
The jerk store called… From Transit Police News: On March 20, 2022 at approximately 11PM the victim, a female, was [...]
Man from South Boston wins $1M via Publishers Clearing House
No fooling - People really do win! We've all seen the commercials. An unsuspecting person chilling at home, hears a [...]
Outdoor Dining Woes: issues + frustration are surfacing in the city
As the third year of the outdoor dining pilot program kicks off Friday, there seems to be some confusion and frustration regarding news rules and [...]
Kostka loses appeal for first-degree murder conviction in Barbara Coyne case
Universal Hub is reporting that the Supreme Judicial Court ruled to uphold the conviction of Timothy Kostka on first-degree murder of Barbara Coyne on East [...]
City Council passes ordinance regarding targeted residential picketing
On Wednesday, the Boston City Council passed the ordinance regarding targeted residential picketing means picketing, protesting, or demonstrating, with or without signs or sound amplification, [...]
The hottest line in Southie: #7 bus stop at L + Broadway
Nature is healing. A sure sign that Southie residents are heading back to the office are the lines starting to form at our neighborhood bus [...]
Mayor Wu Announces Some Changes and Next Steps for North End Outdoor Dining
Mayor Michelle Wu held a press conference on Tuesday re: the North End Outdoor Door Dining situation. The press conference initially was to be held [...]
Sen. Nick Collins to host Small Business Forum on Friday
In Partnership with Massachusetts Growth Capital Corp. and MACDC BOSTON – This Friday, April 1st, Senator Nick Collins will host a small business forum to [...]