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Two females assaulted on Red Line outside Broadway Station
WCVB is reporting that A Dorchester man is accused of indecently assaulting two females on a Red Line train. Transit police said two females, ages [...]
MBTA Community Meeting Re: Bus Network Redesign Program.
Listen up, MBTA bus commuters! Especially the #7 riders! Now is your chance to have your voice heard! Back in May, the MBTA released a draft [...]
South Boston Civic Organizations File a Complaint Against the City Council re: redistricting
The Boston Herald is reporting that a group of South Boston civic organizations filed an open-meeting law complaint against the city council. They believe the [...]
City of Boston Credit Union Honored with Awards for Community Involvement
On Thursday, October 13th, the City of Boston Credit Union was honored at the Annual Cooperative Credit Union Association APEX Conference at Mohegan Sun for [...]
Southie’s Own Thomas White featured on GBH News
12 Miles, 8 Neighborhoods And 1 College Essay: A High School Track Star Finds Solace In Running As part of [...]
Councilors Flynn and Flaherty File Hearing on the Impact of CORI on Access to Employment & Opportunities
BOSTON - City Councilors Ed Flynn and Michael Flaherty filed a hearing order at this week’s Council meeting to discuss [...]
Councilors Flynn File and Edwards File Hearing to Discuss Services for Women Veterans Â
BOSTON - Boston City Councilors Ed Flynn and Lydia Edwards are filing a hearing order at this week’s Council meeting [...]
Mayor Walsh will appear before US Senate for confirmation hearing
Last month, President Joe Biden nominated Mayor Marty Walsh as Labor Secretary. On Thursday, Walsh will appear before a U.S. [...]
Home Rule Petition on special election for mayoral race override vote set for Wednesday
UPDATE: The council voted 12-0-1 in support of the Home Rule Petition on Wednesday. Councilor Annissa Essaibi-George - one of [...]
American Provisions warns, “Watch out for this scam!”
Those crafty hackers are always finding ways to scam people on social media - even if it means faking a [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from 2/1
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s press briefing on Monday, February 1. Thanking Commissioner William Gross: The Mayor began his remarks by [...]
Parking Ban + Snow Emergency Lifted in the City of Boston
On Tuesday, Mayor Walsh announced that the parking ban and snow emergency will be lifted at 12pm. Since there was barely any snow accumulation - [...]
Officers Arrest One and Recover a Loaded Firearm on West Broadway
From BPD News At about 4:47 AM on Sunday, January 31, 2021, officers assigned to District C-6 (South Boston) responded to a radio call for [...]
Mayor Walsh Declares a Snow Emergency, Parking Ban in Effect Monday at Noon
Residents urged to take caution and abide by snow regulations; some COVID-19 testing sites to close Boston Public School buildings to close tomorrow and Tuesday; [...]
Congressman Stephen Lynch tested positive for COVID-19
Congressman Stephen Lynch - a South Boston resident - has tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday. Via a statement from Lynch's Office: “This afternoon U.S. [...]
Sister Evelyn Hurley, Age 105, Getting Her Vaccine
Staying Healthy! If you grew up in South Boston, you may have had Sister Evelyn as a teacher for first grade at St. Brigid School. [...]