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BPDA approves plans for 323-365 Dorchester Ave.
Hang onto your hats! Another large scale development has been approved for the Dot. Ave. neighborhood - and this one is a big one. On [...]
BPD Community Alert: Attempted Kidnapping in Roxbury
From BPD News: BPD Community Alert: At about 2:40 PM on Wednesday, December 15, 2021, officers assigned to District B-2 (Roxbury) responded to a call for an [...]
Group of kids cause hijinks on the Red Line
by using PA system to shout out obscenities The Boston Globe is reporting that a group of juveniles entered a motorman’s cab on a Red [...]
Mayor Wu Shares Boston’s Winter Weather Preparations
Winter is Coming BOSTON – Monday, December 13, 2021 – Mayor Michelle Wu today joined City officials at the Public Works yard on Frontage Road [...]
Mayor Walsh Updates Boston’s Coronavirus Response
Mayor Marty Walsh took questions from local press on Tuesday afternoon in front of City Hall. Here's a breakdown of [...]
Death by Flu: Over 100 Years Ago in Southie
Maybe the parade being cancelled isn't such a bad idea? Almost 102 years ago on either August 27th or August [...]
Tonight’s MBTA Public Meetings Cancelled
See press release below. BOSTON – Out of an abundance of caution, the MBTA is cancelling this evening’s previously scheduled [...]
Statement from Parade Organizers re: Sunday’s Parade
UPDATE: Mayor Marty Walsh just canceled the St. Patrick's Day Parade due to concerns over the coronavirus. See his statement [...]
For second year in a row, Boston has the worst rush-hour traffic in the country.
Yay, us! Should be no surprise to anyone who lives here, but Boston has the worst rush-hour traffic in the [...]
Collins to Host 2020 St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast in South Boston
UPDATE: Senator Nick Collins announced this event will be canceled in light of the St. Patrick's Day Parade cancellation. Annual [...]
Coronavirus Update from Boston Youth Lacrosse
Not the email you want to find in your inbox. On Thursday night, Boston Youth Lacrosse families received a letter of precaution stating that a [...]
MBTA Announces Increased Sanitation Schedule
As Part of State's Preparedness Planning for Cornoavirus Frequency and intensity of vehicle and station cleaning to be enhanced and expanded beginning this week New [...]
Mayor Walsh appoints a five-member cannabis board
Appointees will work to advance equity, diversity and opportunity in the cannabis industry, and represent a diverse range of expertise. See Press Release below! BOSTON [...]
Thanks to the coronavirus, the Seafood Expo at the BCEC has been postponed.
Seafood Expo North America/Seafood Processing North America, scheduled to take place March 15th-17th at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC), has been postponed by [...]
Wanted for Questioning Re: Offensive Graffiti on MBTA
Okay, we have lots of questions.  First, how bad is the graffiti that’s showing up on MBTA property that the transit police is putting out a release looking [...]
Finn the Doodle Heads to M Street Beach
Finn the Doodle had a quite a day. After running away from his dog walker, posts were made on social media seeking the public's help [...]