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Arrest Made for Civil Rights Violation MBTA Investigation on Red Line
Update via Transit Police News: On November 8, 2021 transit police posted an image of a person of interest relative to a Civil Rights Violation Investigation [...]
Councilors Flynn to Hold Hearings on Services for Women Veterans, Accessibility & Public Safety Infrastructure
See Press Release Below: BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn will be chairing three hearings in the coming weeks centered on veteran services, accessibility, [...]
New Safety Plans expected after violent attack at BPS school
New safety plans are expected to be announced Friday after a student was arrested for attacking her principal at the Henderson School earlier this week. Principal [...]
Councilor Flynn Thanks The People of District 2
Boston, MA - I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to my neighbors, friends, and constituents for re-electing me to serve as your [...]
Operation Crosswalk
“Bad boys, bad boys! Whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you!” UPDATE: BPD WAS BACK AT IT! On [...]
Nip Bottle Bill at the State House
We’ve seen the tiny nip bottles littering the gutters, streets and parks. (If you’ve never noticed, now you will. Southie [...]
Councilors Flynn & Flaherty File for Hearing on South Boston Traffic Master Plan
See Press Release Below: BOSTON - Boston City Councilors Ed Flynn and Michael Flaherty will be filing a hearing order [...]
The Hottest New Bar is called Delay
Auction International is auctioning seven old Green and Orange Line cars for the MBTA. Bids will be accepted until January 28th. Currently, the opening [...]
Where did the Time Go? – South Boston’s Historic Clock to be Restored
South Boston’s street clock on West Broadway will be temporarily removed, restored over the winter, and return in the spring. [...]
Could 16 and 17 year-olds vote in local elections? Could be!
According to the Associate Press, Massachusetts lawmakers are looking at a proposal that would give cities and towns a little [...]
Former City Hall employee caught on camera accepting cash in bribery scandal.
According to the Boston Globe, John M. Lynch, 66, a former City Hall employee was caught on camera accepting thousands of dollars from a local [...]
Senator Collins & Rep. Biele sponsor a bill to honor the American Revolution
See Press Release Below: Earlier this legislative session, Senator Nick Collins and Representative David Biele sponsored a bill to honor the American Revolution. The legislation, [...]
Councilor Flynn Re-Files Four Hearing Orders
Focused on Eviction & Housing Stability, Public Safety, Quality of Life See Press Release Below: BOSTON - At this week’s Boston City Council meeting, Councilor [...]
Jamie’s Variety is granted a beer & wine license
It's official! Jamie’s Variety at H & 5th has been granted a license to sell beer and wine. A hearing was held on Wednesday morning and Indravadan [...]
Proposed Cannabis Shop at 538 East First Street
A community meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 29th at 6:30pm at the Tynan School to discuss a proposed cannabis shop at 538 East [...]
Community Meeting to discuss L Street Station
Another community meeting will take place on Monday, January 13th at 7pm at the Tynan School - 650 East Fourth Street to discuss the redevelopment [...]