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South Boston boat owner will stand trial on criminal charges for fatal harbor crash back in July of 2021
Universal Hub is reporting that earlier this week, a judge ruled that there is enough evidence to warrant a criminal trial for a fatal boat [...]
Mayor Wu Announces “Meet Me in the City,” New Holiday Initiative to Encourage Local Shopping
The initiative encourages residents and visitors to support local businesses across all of Boston’s neighborhoods. BOSTON — Wednesday, November 30,2022 — Mayor Michelle Wu this month [...]
City Council approved a petition that would lower the voting age to 16 in municipal elections
On Wednesday, the Boston City Council approved a petition to lower the voting age to 16 in municipal elections by a 9 to 4 vote. [...]
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 [...]
Bring it on: Outdoor dining will return on March 22nd
One step closer to spring Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced on Friday that in collaboration with the Boston Licensing Board [...]
Medal of Honor Park: Dogs vs. Kids Part III
Will this battle ever end? We think not. On Thursday, temperatures reached nearly 70 degrees with the sun shining in [...]
311 Report: Goose Crossing Sign Needed
But do we though.... One Southie resident believes that what our neighborhood needs is "Goose Crossing" sign in the Preble [...]
Southie Mystery: A Car Covered in Post-It Notes + Plastic Wrap
Here's something you don't see every day One Southie resident discovered that his car - parked in the Southie High [...]
Marching On: South Boston Revisited
The St. Patrick’s Day parade has been canceled for the second year in a row due to COVID-19. Pandemic related safety guidelines [...]
Councilor Flynn Files Resolution in Support of Boston VNA Healthcare Professionals
BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is filing a resolution at this week’s Council meeting to support the Boston [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from March 9th
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s press briefing on Tuesday, March 9. Latest COVID numbers: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts yesterday (Monday) [...]
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, continuation of 2020. The St. [...]
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 EMS were on scene. No [...]
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 Department’s Animal Care and Control [...]
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 addition to where they are [...]
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 around 8:25pm. Southie resident Bobby [...]