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18-year-old with a gun at Excel High School in South Boston
On Friday morning, we reported an incident via the Citizen app - that Excel High School was put on lockdown around 8am after a gun [...]
One Step Closer: City of Boston meets 2 of 3 key metrics to dropping mandates
Fingers crossed On Thursday, Mayor Michelle Wu said Boston is close to being able to drop its vaccine passport policy. The city has now met [...]
City to Host Budget Listening Session for Upcoming FY23 Budget CycleÂ
BOSTON - In collaboration with Mayor Wu and her Administration, Boston City Council President Ed Flynn, and Boston City Council Ways and Means Chair Tania [...]
UPDATE: St. Patrick’s Breakfast will be live and in person this year!
If you love nostalgia, singing Irish songs, and local politicians telling jokes, then you'l love this news! Senator Nick Collins (and Southie native) will host [...]
Here’s an update on the Marian Manor and COVID-19 Testing
See release below: From the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Marian Manor in South Boston has taken numerous steps to [...]
Neighbors band together to support front line workers and keep them “Seaport Strong.”
On Wednesday, 325 custom "Seaport Strong" masks will be donated to front-line grocery and delivery workers in the Seaport neighborhood [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing on April 27th
Did you miss the mayor’s press briefing on Monday? Don’t worry! You can still be informed. Here’s a recap of [...]
Mayor Walsh Announces Partnership with Mass General Hospital for antibody testing study for 1000 residents
BOSTON - Sunday, April 26, 2020 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh together with Dr. Peter Slavin, President of Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and the [...]
A tree grows on L Street: Colin’s Tree
A little bit of sunshine on a gloomy Sunday. An old decaying tree on L Street was replaced with a [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing on Friday.
Did you miss Mayor Marty Walsh's press briefing on Friday? Don't worry! Here's a recap of the facts, information and [...]
Cover up your face!
Spotted on East Broadway Evidently, people have had it up to here with residents out and and about not wearing mask. This homemade sign reads: [...]
BFD has a new commissioner! Meet Jack Dempsey
See press release below: Friday, April 24, 2020 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the appointment of longtime Boston firefighter John (Jack) Dempsey as [...]
A push for safer streets and sections of streets without cars during pandemic times
We’re staying at home. We’re practicing social distancing.  With warmer weather on the way, City Councilor-at-Large Michelle Wu and City Councilor Liz Breadon, would [...]
Here are the latest COVID-19
As of Sunday, April 26th, BOSTON: 8,159 CONFIRMED CASES (1,638 RECOVERED AND 302 DEATHS) Massachusetts has 54,938  confirmed cases. You can also see the latest racial data for the City of Boston [...]
If you have a non-COVID-19 illness or injury, it’s okay to go to the hospital
Looks like people are struggling at home vs. heading to the emergency room for help. At Thursday, press briefing with Gov. Charlie Baker, representatives from [...]
Recap of Mayor Marty Walsh’s April 22nd press briefing
Did you miss the mayor’s press briefing on Wednesday? Don’t worry! You can still be informed. Here’s a recap of the facts, information and data [...]