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Transit Police would like to know if you recognize this “gentleman.”
Letting it all hang out. MBTA transit police are looking for this person regarding: Lewd & Lascivious conduct onboard a Commuter Rail train just outside [...]
BPD Update: remains of 4 infants found at 838 East Broadway
Two weeks ago, BPD responded to a call to investigate fetuses or infants found in a freezer in a unit at 838 East Broadway. The [...]
Live Wires on the Ground in Southie – Several Streets without Power
BPD and BFD received a call for an electrical pole down on Lark Street on Monday around 5pm. Live wires on the ground in that [...]
The Royals to Visit Boston – including the JFK Library!
The Prince and Princess of Wales will visit Boston this week for the second annual Earthshot Prize Awards Ceremony. They arrive on Wednesday and will be visiting [...]
Big Ship Ready This Fall: Conley Terminal
Big time, baby! After a few lawsuits, some major dredging and expansion work, The Conley Terminal will be big ship [...]
Sen. Collins, Rep. Biele announce state funding for Marine Park Improvements
BOSTON – Recently, State Senator Nick Collins, State Representative David Biele and the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) announced [...]
Goodbye and thank you, Boston
Written By Former Mayor Martin J. Walsh Tonight I leave Boston City Hall for the final time as mayor. I [...]
Harold the Barber is retiring
An End of an Era After 51 years of cutting hair at the corner of L and Emerson, Harold the [...]
Mayor Janey Announces Dion Irish as new Chief of Operations
BOSTON – Monday, March 29, 2021 – Mayor Kim Janey announced today that the City of Boston’s Chief of Operations [...]
Campbell announces her restaurant recovery plan
City Councilor Andrea Campbell and mayoral candidate wants to eliminate the inequities that exist in the city’s restaurant industry while [...]
Hearing on Ways for the City fo Prevent and Investigate Incidents of Hate Crimes and Discrimination
Councilors Flynn, Campbell, and Edwards to Hold Hearing on Ways for the City to Prevent and Investigate Incidents of Hate Crimes and Discrimination on March [...]
Mayor Kim Janey was sworn into office today as the 55th Mayor of the City of Boston
BOSTON - Wednesday, March 24, 2021 - Mayor Kim Janey was sworn into office today as the 55th Mayor of the City of Boston during [...]
Councilor Flynn Working with Boston Housing Authority to Promote Vaccine Equity for Residents Living in Public HousingÂ
BOSTON - City Councilor Ed Flynn is working with the Boston Housing Authority to ensure that eligible residents living at BHA housing have access to [...]
Here we go again! Car gift wrapped behind Southie High
Looks like the Southie pranksters are back at it. The same car that was covered in colorful Post-it notes and plastic wrap was discovered on [...]
Councilors Flynn, Campbell, and Edwards to Hold Hearing on Ways for the City to Prevent and Investigate Incidents of Hate Crimes and Discrimination on March 30th
BOSTON - Boston City Councilors Ed Flynn, Andrea Campbell, and Lydia Edwards will be having a City Council hearing to discuss how the City of [...]
Fire destroys historic Milton Hoosic Club
If you grew up in Boston, you’ve probably attended a wedding or an event at the Milton Hoosic Club. The historic building was destroyed by [...]
