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USS Constitution Turnaround on Friday
Go see her The USS Constitution will make a turnaround on Friday at 11:25am complete with a 21-gun salute at Castle Island! Might as well [...]
Saving the Honey Locust Trees of A Street
When part of a proposed plan to develop a 6.5 acre project was revealed to remove 39 honey locust trees from a parking lot on [...]
MBTA announces some changes coming to the Southie bus routes
On Monday, officials from the MassDOT and the MBTA launched the MBTA’s new draft network map as part of Bus Network Redesign. Members of the [...]
Mayor Wu announces new appointments in the Office of Neighborhood Services
See Release Below Monday, May 16, 2022 - Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the appointments of Anna White as the South Boston liaison and Gladys [...]
Mayor Walsh declares a heat emergency
It's about to get hot! Drink water! Here are some helpful tips and information to keep you safe and hopefully [...]
MBTA to Resume Fare Collection on Buses, Trolleys, and Commuter Rail Starting Monday, July 20
No such thing as a free ride Bus Operators May Bypass Stops to Avoid Overcrowding BOSTON – The MBTA will [...]
RIP Rocky the BPD K-9
Goodbye Rocky! You were a very good boy. From BPD News: The Boston Police Department regrets to announce the passing [...]
Sam Adams shutting down patio of Boston Tap Room due to COVID-19 hotspot visitors
We knew this was only a matter of time. Summertime visitors flocking to Boston for history, the ocean and beer [...]
Don’t want to wear a mask or self quarantine? There could be a fine for that.
Legislation filed at the Massachusetts State House would impose cash penalties on (almost) anyone who's not wearing a mask or [...]
Senator Nick Collins Issues a Statement re: Police Reform Bill
After a marathon session of debate, the state senate passed a police reform bill early Tuesday morning. That vote came in [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from July 14th
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s press briefing on Tuesday, July 14, 2020. Case numbers: As of today in Massachusetts: 112,130 [...]
Big News: Harry McDonough Sailing Center will open July 21st
Wind in our sails Initially, it was announced that the Harry McDonough Sailing Center would not reopen for the 2020 season. Well, great news, it [...]
Police Reform Bill passed by the Massachusetts Senate
According to CBS Local, after a marathon session of debate, the state senate passed a police reform bill early Tuesday morning. That vote came in [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from July 10th
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s press briefing on Friday, July 10, 2020. Case numbers: As of Friday in Massachusetts: 111,110 [...]
Child injured by fireworks in South Boston
UPDATE: Mayor Walsh spoke about the 11-year-old boy whose hand was injured due to fireworks at his press conference on Friday. He stated that the [...]
Baker signs mail-in voting law
UPDATE: Mail-in Gov. Charlie Baker signed legislation to expand mail-in and early voting in Massachusetts. Secretary of State William Galvin made the announcement on Monday [...]