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Covid-19 at- Home Test Line at South Boston Public Library
UPDATE: Follow South Boston branch of BPL on Twitter for the latest news on tests. As of Wednesday, the library was out of tests and [...]
Transit Police need your help in identifying these two that robbed a sleeping homeless man + then punched + kicked another who tried and stop them
From Transit Police News: On December 19, 2021 at approximately 11:30PM at the MBTA's Downtown Crossing concourse two unknown male subjects, depicted within, robbed a [...]
Mayor Wu announces plan to require proof of Covid-19 Vaccination
AT INDOOR DINING, FITNESS, AND ENTERTAINMENT LOCATIONS; VACCINATION REQUIREMENT FOR CITY WORKERS As COVID-19 surges, Arlington, Brookline, Cambridge, Salem, Somerville and other municipalities announce efforts [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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. [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Coronavirus News
Over 600 residents of Massachusetts who recently traveled to China have quarantined themselves voluntarily while being monitored for the coronavirus. According to the Boston Globe, 377 [...]
Listen up, Catholics! Pope Francis wants everyone to stop acting like a jerk for Lent.
Most Catholics give up something like candy or soda for Lent. But this year, Pope Francis is shaking things up and asking people to stop being so [...]
Councilor Flynn, Sen. Collins & Rep. Biele Visit Patriot Homes
See Press Release Below: BOSTON - Last week, Councilor Ed Flynn, Senator Nick Collins, and Representative Biele visited Patriot Homes in South Boston to tour [...]
Traffic Advisory: PAX East coming to town
PAX East at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Expected to Impact Local Traffic; Local Parking Limited From Thursday - Sunday, February 27 - March [...]
Man arrested for armed robbery and assault & batter in South Boston
From BPD News: At about 2:46 AM, on Tuesday, February 25, 2020, officers assigned to District C-6 (South Boston), responded to a radio call for [...]