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Carpenters Union Endorse Erin Murphy for City Council at-Large
See press release below BOSTON, JUNE 28, 2021 -- A sprawling coalition of carpenters unions has endorsed Erin Murphy to serve as an at-large Boston [...]
Barbara Caputo Kelly recognized as Commonwealth Heroine
Recently, South Boston resident Barbara Caputo Kelly was recognized as a Commonwealth Heroine by the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women at a virtual [...]
Councilors Flynn & Flaherty to Host Community Preservation Act Neighborhood Meeting
BOSTON, MA - City Councilor Ed Flynn and City Councilor Michael Flaherty are partnering with the Office of Community Preservation to host an information session [...]
South Boston Organizations Help Launch New Coalition to Elevate Waterfront Issues in Advance of 2021 City Elections
See Press Release Below Coalition for a Resilient and Inclusive Waterfront launches with new poll showing Boston voters strongly support open space and access on [...]
Trader Joe’s coming to Fort Point: Fingers crossed!
Update: Trader Joe's has confirmed with Boston Business Journal they are interested in opening up shop in Fort Point! One [...]
Mayor of Southie appointed to South Boston Neighborhood Liaison within the Mayor’s Civic Engagement Cabinet.
Mayor of Southie now working for Mayor of Boston South Boston native Haley Dillon has had quite a year! First [...]
Kayakers rescued from Boston Harbor
Thanks to a quick-thinking good samaritan with binoculars, two men and a dog were rescued from Boston Harbor after capsizing [...]
Street Cleaning is Back in the City of Boston!
It’s baaaaack! It’s that time of year again! Birds are chirping. It’s staying light out later and the big yellow [...]
BPD searching for driver of Amtrak truck involved in hit & run in South Boston
Boston police are looking for a man who reportedly drove a white Amtrak into pedestrians on Seaport Blvd. in the [...]
Rep. Biele files bill to allow photo enforcement of traffic violations
Photo enforcement of traffic violations could be coming our way Watch out scofflaws. If you run a red light, speed [...]
Fare reductions & more public seating on Seaport/North Station Ferry
Some changes for the Seaport/North Station Ferry Hopping on a ferry from the Seaport to North Station just got a little cheaper! The Seaport Leadership [...]
South Boston Traffic Advisory – PAX East
PAX East at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Expected to Impact Local Traffic - South Boston From Thursday- Sunday, March 28-31, 2019, Reed Exhibitions [...]
Can the city create more affordable housing?
Affordable housing is a hot topic and an issue that needs to be addressed Do you know what the Inclusionary Development Policy is? It’s a [...]
Update on WWII Memorial Vandalism
A monument restoration team have come together to try and restore the damage to the WWII Memorial. On Monday, we reported that the monument was vandalized with [...]
Super Moon + King Tides = Potential Flooding
The DCR has also issued a flood warning for this weekend.  The Super Worm Equinox Moon is here and will be the last super moon of the [...]
Potential tax on properties that sell for more than $2M to fund affordable housing
Could this new tax help create affordable housing? On Tuesday, Boston City Council held a hearing to discuss a proposal to levy up to a [...]