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Man charged in deadly boat crash last summer hopes to put a cap on how much he can be sued
Universal Hub is reporting that the South Boston (Seaport) man involved in the deadly crash off of Castle Island last summer is asking a federal [...]
Senator Collins Supports Veterans Through Legislation and Funding
See Press Release Below: BOSTON – As Veterans Day approaches, State Senator Nick Collins reflects this year’s recent accomplishments in the Massachusetts State Senate. Veterans [...]
Two Suspects Under Arrest in South Boston on Gun and Drug Charges
From BPD News: At about 5:12 AM on Tuesday, November 9, 2021 officers assigned to the District C-6 Drug Control Unit (South Boston), District C-11 [...]
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 [...]
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.Â
According to the Boston Globe, John M. Lynch, 66, a former City Hall employee was caught on camera accepting thousands [...]
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 [...]
Councilor Flynn Re-Files Four Hearing OrdersÂ
Focused on Eviction & Housing Stability, Public Safety, Quality of Life See Press Release Below: BOSTON - At this week’s [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Sign of the times: The Metro printed its last issue
In the era of smart phones and instant news via social media, it's clear that print editions of newspapers is slowly disappearing. On Wednesday, it [...]
Could Southie be getting one more liquor license?
According to Universal Hub, Jamie’s Variety at H & 5th is hoping to get a license to sell beer and wine. A hearing was held [...]
Rep. Biele supports health insurance benefits for surviving spouse and children of Boston firefighters
See press release below: Recently, Representative David Biele submitted testimony in support of S.1483, An Act concerning health insurance benefits for surviving spouses of firefighters [...]
Top 10 on Caught in Southie in 2019
What a year! A lot has happened over the past year, businesses open, others closing. Vandalism of the WWII memorial. Outrage over Stop & Shop [...]
Hockey stick incident at Murphy’s Law in October
According to Universal Hub, one of the owners of Murphy’s Law appeared before the City of Boston Licensing Board to discuss an event involving a [...]