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Wednesday’s City Council Meeting Recap: Unity Map + Pay Raise Approved
So two things were accomplished by the end of Wednesday’s City Council Meeting. The controversial “unity” restricting map was approved, and the city council received [...]
Letter to the Editor from Sen. Nick Collins re: Question 2
To the editor: Massachusetts patients are not getting enough out of their dental insurance premiums. Studies show that 1 in 4 Massachusetts residents do not [...]
The line for the #7 is spreading…like a virus
We've seen the #7 bus line at the L + Broadway over and over again. So much so, some of you are sick of me [...]
The Dorchester Ave. Bridge will remain closed until November of 2023
The bridge will be replaced to protect its structural integrity+ensure reliable service. The Dorchester Ave. Bridge has been closed since June for repair and was [...]
The Show Must Go On: St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast will be virtual
The beloved annual St. Patrick's Day Breakfast will have a 2021 twist So far 2021 has been a big, long, [...]
Man shot in Andrew Square
Universal Hub is reporting around 9pm on Monday, a man was shot on Dorchester Street near Woodward. BPD and Boston [...]
Get your pet licensed! Deadline is March 31st
See press release below With a current increase in dog adoptions during the COVID-19 quarantine, the Boston Parks and Recreation [...]
Race for Mayor of Boston by the Numbers: Political Contributions
Well, this is super cool! Sharon Machlis created some great charts and graphs that track political contributions by candidate in [...]
March Madness: Car flips on West Third in South Boston
Slow down, people! Looks like a car flipped on West Third Street (between Dorchester and F streets) on Sunday night [...]
Well, this is bananas: Secret Boston Scam
Beware of the Fake Secret Boston Secret Boston - a local website known for "curating events and ideas in the [...]
Kosciuszko Circle Planning Study – Fingers Crossed
Could it be? Will Kosciuszko Circle aka the Rotary from Hell get a much needed upgrade? Looks like there’s a plan in the works evaluate and recommend [...]
Despite Challenges, Mass Bay Credit Union Continues Successful Winter Coat-Drive Tradition
See press release below South Boston, MA – In a normal year, Mass Bay Credit Union branches are bustling with activity in December and January. [...]
John Barros will enter the race for mayor!
Another hat in the ring - making it a total of 5 candidates running! John Barros is launching his campaign for Mayor of Boston Thursday [...]
Community Alert: BPD Warns Community of Ongoing Phone Extortion Scam
From BPD News: The Boston Police Department is advising residents to be aware of an ongoing phone extortion scam. In some cases, victims have received a [...]
You had me at Satan….missed connections…on the MBTA
MBTA Police has to get involved with this situation on Monday. From TPD411News On March 1, 2021 at approximately 10:45PM Transit Police officers assigned to [...]
Councilor Flynn to Hold Working Session on Property Taxes, Assistance Programs for Seniors & Long Term Residents on Monday, March 8th
See Press Release Below BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn will hold a working session to discuss possible assistance programs for our seniors and [...]
