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In-person city council meeting forced to go zoom due to the publics’ refusal to put on masks
Oh boy... Universal Hub is reporting that while the city council was in session on Wednesday around 1:15pm, the newly elected president, Ed Flynn asked [...]
311 Report of the Day: Those annoying church bells
Maybe this person was having a bad day? Things weren't going quite right on Tuesday and the melodic sound of church bells drifting into his/her [...]
Black Veteran Appreciation Brunch Returns to Boston to Close Out Black History Month
See Press Release Below: BOSTON, Massachusetts - The Office of Veterans’ Services for the City of Boston, in partnership with the Office of Fair Housing [...]
City of Boston employees have one more week to get vaccinated as deadline is extended
Read Press Release Below: Sunday, January 23, 2022 - On Monday, Mayor Wu will host a media availability at Boston City Hall to give an [...]
South Boston Neighborhood Aid Network has a new website!
A group of South Boston non-profit organization have organized a new group called South Boston Neighborhood Aid Network and they [...]
MBTA Aggravated Assault & Battery-Robbery Investigation
From Transit Police News If you know the whereabouts or identity of this individual please contact our Criminal Investigations Unit [...]
Wearing of the Masks: Here’s what you need to know
On Friday, Gov. Charlie Baker announced an executive order requiring all Massachusetts residents and essential workers to wear a mask or cover [...]
Mayor Walsh announces stricter measures for social and physical distancing.
See Press Release Below: Sunday, April 5, 2020 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced strict new measures for social [...]
30 MBTA employees tested positive for COVID-19 – 18 are bus drivers.
WBZ New Radio is reporting that the MBTA confirms 30 employees have tested positive for COVID-19. 18 of the 30 [...]
Boston Public Health Commission latest COVID-19 report
Here’s the latest COVID-19 report by the Boston Public Health Commission. It includes a breakdown of cases by age, gender, [...]
#GaeilBhoston – a new series about Boston Irish
While you're staying at home, here's another series to watch - especially if you like history! Irish journalist Seán Mac an tSÃthigh travels to Boston [...]
The state is launching the first coronavirus contact program in the country.
It was announced at Gov. Charlie Baker’s press conference on Friday that Massachusetts is launching the first coronavirus contact tracing program in the country. The [...]
Mayor Walsh Announces Small Business Relief Fund
New resources created to help small businesses impacted by COVID-19 receive immediate capital relief and navigate the evolving financial assistance landscape. Applications can be found [...]
Mayor Walsh Announces $3 Million Fund to Help with Rent
Recipients will have to demonstrate financial need, such as loss of income BOSTON - Friday, April 3, 2020 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh yesterday announced [...]
Baker-Polito Administration Announces Additional Steps to Encourage Social Distancing at State Parks and Beaches
Coastal State Beach Parking Areas Will Temporarily Close (see list at bottom of page); Select Seasonal State Parks to Open Early BOSTON — Governor Charlie [...]
Cloth face masks needed for residents of Compass on the Bay
Compass on the Bay - an assisted living complex in South Boston - is in search of masks for their residents. See the letter below [...]