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Tropical Storm Henri Heading Our Way
Batten Down the Hatches After 30 years, New England could face a direct hurricane hit since Hurricane Bob. Tropical storm Henri is heading our way [...]
The return of the masks: Indoor Mask Mandate in the City of Boston
See Press Release Below: BOSTON - Friday, August 20, 2021 - Mayor Kim Janey today announced face masks will be required in all indoor public [...]
Happy Holidays from the Seaport – “Spirited”
Talk about rushing the season We've seen the early Halloween candy at Walgreens in July, but snow and Christmas decorations in August? Well, that's just [...]
New Sign at N and Day Blvd Posted in an effort to help with traffic/pedestrian safety
Step in the right direction After a tragic and deadly motorcycle crash back in June at the intersection of N and Broadway, a community meeting [...]
Sign of the times: first Amrhein’s, now Doyle’s in JP
The Boston Globe is reporting that the legendary Doyle’s in Jamaica Plain plans to close its doors and sell its [...]
City Council candidates respond to Boston Coalition for Education Equity questionnaire
City Council candidates answered questions about inequities in Boston Public Schools including changing current admissions into the BPS examine schools. [...]
DCR Traffic Advisory: William J. Day Boulevard
Consider yourself warned. On Saturday, September 7, 2019 and Sunday, September 8, 2019, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) [...]
The plot thickens in the ZBA bribery case – this time with a Dorchester connection.
MONDAY MORNING UPDATE: In the latest news about the ZBA bribery scandal, the Boston Globe reported late on Sunday night, [...]
Councilor Flynn Holds South Boston Office Hours
BOSTON – Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn will take his Neighborhood Office Hours program to the South Boston Branch Library (646 East Broadway) this [...]
Mayor Walsh ordering review of ZBA
After a recent bribery scandal emerged involving a City of Boston employee, a local developer and a member of the [...]
Welcome Back BPS
written by Mayor Marty Walsh Yellow buses, backpacks and excited kids are here: it’s back to school season. We’re lucky to live in Boston, a [...]
Register to vote today!
Wednesday, September 4th is the last day to register to vote for the Preliminary Municipal Election. You can do that right here! Later this month [...]
Bribery Scandal Emerges for City of Boston Zoning Board of Appeals – Update
Update! On Friday afternoon it was announced that a former assistant director of real estate at the EDIC (Economic Development Industrial Corporation) plead guilty to accepting [...]
Caviar Confrontation in Southie
The following incident happened on August 27th at approximately 5:05pm A South Boston resident was walking home through the Seaport District with visions of putting [...]
Tall Ship News: Capitan Miranda and USS Constitution
The Capitán Miranda - a tall ship of the Uruguayan Navy - is docked at Fan Pier through Friday. Tours are open to the public [...]
Councilors O’Malley and Flynn Call for Hearing on Gas Leaks in BostonÂ
See Press Release Below: BOSTON - Boston City Councilors Matt O’Malley and Ed Flynn called for a hearing last week to examine the issue of [...]