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Watch Where You Park: Boston Public Works Clearing Snow Along the St. Patrick’s Day Parade Route
With the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade this weekend, the City of Boston is getting the neighborhood ready for one of the biggest days [...]
After 18 years in the neighborhood, Motivated Fitness will close at the end of the month
Tom Regan, local legend and owner of Motivated Fitness, posted on social media that the West Broadway gym will officially close its doors at the [...]
National Parks of Boston and Partners Commemorate 250th Anniversary of Evacuation Day on March 17th
BOSTON — The National Parks of Boston – partnering with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the City of Boston, the South Boston Citizens Association, and civic and historic organizations – will commemorate the 250th Anniversary of [...]
Neighborhood Sidewalks are Covered in Dog Poop in the Snow – Let’s do better
Good grief. What is happening on our sidewalks this winter? Dog poop and poop bags, just left in the snow mounds on the sidewalks of [...]
Time Out Market Boston Is Closing on January 23
Time Out Market Boston, the large food hall at 401 Park in the Fenway, is set to close later this [...]
Marijuana regulation, public records, and rent stabilization certified for 2026 midterm ballot
With the midterms only ten months away, a total of 12 ballot measures have been approved by Secretary of State [...]
“Not Acceptable”: Flynn Presses City for Answers on Curley Community Center Conditions
Dear South Boston Neighbors, Thank you for your email and advocacy in recent weeks on the Curley Community Center. Please [...]
Massachusetts Convention Center Authority Board Appoints John Barros Interim Executive Director
Boston - The Massachusetts Convention Center Authority (MCCA) Board of Directors today voted unanimously to appoint John Barros as Interim Executive [...]
MassDOT’s Name of Snowplow Winner Announced and “Flake Maye” might be our favorite
BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has announced the winners of the fourth annual “Name A Snowplow” contest for [...]
Fire on East Fourth Street in South Boston on Tuesday night
BFD responded to a call for a fire at 841/843 East Fourth Street around 9:30pm. Upon arrival, smoke was showing [...]
Mayor Michelle Wu Talks Trump, BPS and Improving City Services in Second Inaugural Address
Mayor Michelle Wu was sworn in for her second term on Monday at Symphony Hall. She spent much of 2025 on the campaign trail defending [...]
Read it Here: City Councilor Ed Flynn’s Annual Report 2025
Dear Neighbors, As we begin the year ahead in 2026, I wanted to provide my Annual Report, and an update on the work that I [...]
Try Something New: Workshops to Try at Summer Street Wellness in January
January is the perfect month to try something new. Summer Street Wellness is offering plenty of opportunities to learn and grow through fun specialty workshops. [...]
In a City Hall twist, District 9 Councilor Breadon Elected City Council President after Last Minute Withdrawal of Coletta Zapata
Allston-Brighton’s Liz Breadon will serve as president for Boston’s 58th City Council, beating District 4’s Brian Worrell seven to six. “I came to the role [...]
After 100 years of restrictions, shellfish can be harvested in Boston Harbor.
Big news, all those who had "start clamming and shellfishing" on their 2026 new things to try list. For the first time in more than [...]
Boston’s Inauguration 2026 Week of Programming and Community Events
Mayor Michelle Wu announced a week-long series of programming to mark the City of Boston Inauguration 2026 and create space for Boston families to celebrate [...]
