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Judge rules City of Boston Workers Vaccine Mandate can move forward on Saturday
The Boston Herald is reporting that city work vaccine mandate issued by Mayor Michelle Wu can move forward. Suffolk Superior Judge Jeffrey Locke ruled on [...]
Nick Dixon from Hunter’s Kitchen + Bar is throwing his hat in the ring for Mayor of Southie
Well, this is big news! Nick Dixon, a Southie resident and managing partner for Hunters' Kitchen + Bar has decided to run for Mayor of [...]
Parents/Students Urge Mayor Wu and BPS to Allow Winter Sports
In most school districts and private schools, winter sports are in full swing. But not Boston Public Schools. In an effort to stop the spread [...]
Mayor Wu Shares Safety Tips as Bitterly Cold Weather Arrives
Additionally, Boston Public Schools will be closed Tuesday BOSTON - Monday, January 10, 2022 - Mayor Michelle Wu today announced cold weather safety tips and [...]
US Stimulus Package 101
Late Wednesday night (technically Thursday morning) the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion aid package. The bill now goes [...]
MBTA Reports Confirmed Employee COVID-19 Tests; Implements Disinfection Protocol
All Massachusetts residents advised to stay at home. BOSTON – Following three confirmed employee cases of COVID-19, the MBTA took [...]
Mayor Walsh Announces Small Business Resources
See Press Release Wednesday, March 25, 2020 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced new resources available for small businesses [...]
Councilor Flynn Files Hearing Order on Impact of COVID-19 on Veterans & Military Families
BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn filed a hearing order to discuss the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic [...]
Flynn calls on insurance carriers to provide continuous coverage during COVID-19
Health, Auto, Home, Life Coverage Critical to Economic Security BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is filing a resolution [...]
Mayor Walsh Announces Temporary Approval of Plastic Bags at Boston Stores
Wednesday, March 25, 2020 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh today issued a temporary Executive Order allowing plastic bag use in [...]
Five Boston firefighters test positive for COVID-19
As of Friday, March 27th, five Boston firefighters have tested positive for COVID-19. They are currently in quarantine. 15 more are symptomatic and awaiting test [...]
#FindTheMasks
America’s frontline healthcare workers are treating COVID19 patients without adequate protective gear, risking their lives! Here’s a list of hospitals are looking for donations of [...]
Non-Essential Businesses to Close + a Stay Home Advisory
On Monday morning, Governor Charlie Baker ordered all non-essential businesses to close starting Tuesday, March 24th at 12noon through April 7th due to COVID-19. Essential [...]
Volunteers in the Neighborhood on Saturday
Be on the lookout for volunteers in the neighborhood dropping off handy-dandy pamphlets filled with helpful information about COVID-19. See press release below: On Saturday, [...]
Boston Water & Sewer Says Quit Flushing Wipes
In this age of COVID-19, there seems to be many messages reminding people to stop doing stupid things. In addition to spreading false information on [...]
White Van Rumors: Knock it off!
The Massachusetts State Police want you to stop spreading rumors on Facebook. Evidently, people are circulating falsehoods involving a white van filled with people in [...]