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Outdoor dining expected to be extended through the fall
A step in the right direction NBC10 Boston is reporting that Gov. Charlie Baker is expected to file legislation Tuesday to extend certain COVID-19 emergency [...]
“As our city reopens and the weather gets warmer, I encourage everyone who can to support our small businesses”
Written by Mayor Kim Janey Warmer weather has brought good news in Boston’s fight against the pandemic. Across our city, COVID-19 cases have dropped to [...]
Election Roundup: Endorsements + more
Did you sign any nomination papers? If yes, good for you! Way to participate in our Democracy! If you didn’t, don’t be too hard on [...]
South Boston was teeming with crime and bizarre activity this weekend
What the heck was going on this weekend? We’re not sure if it's the impending full moon or maybe it was the heat that caused [...]
Support Coast Guard Families during Government Shutdown
National military nonprofit Hope For The Warriors is joining forces with the Semper Fi Society of Boston and the Massachusetts [...]
Missing woman found alive: Suspect arrested on kidnapping charges.Â
Olivia Ambrose, the 23-year-old woman who went missing on Saturday night after, was found alive on Tuesday in Charlestown.  [...]
BPD looking for help in Olivia Ambrose case: Do you recognize this person?
From BPD news: UPDATE: The Boston Police Department is seeking the public’s help to identify the male in the photos [...]
One Step Closer: Express #7 Bus
Could it be? Could Southie see an Express #7 bus?  Last week, Senator Nick Collins filed several bills to [...]
Missing 23 year-old woman, last seen at Hennessy’s bar
Boston police are investigating a report of a missing woman who was last seen on this past Saturday night at [...]
Boston Edison: Local politicians will take closer look.
Senator Nick Collins has filed some legislation that would require the state Legislature and state inspector general’s office to complete [...]
MBTA: Preparing for snow and ice
BOSTON – With snow and ice conditions expected in areas of the MBTA’s service area this weekend, the MBTA is encouraging its customers to get [...]
Brace yourself: Snow is in the forecast
We don’t want put the whammy on us, but it’s mid-January and no snow. (Don’t forget back in 2015, it was a similar situation and [...]
Government shutdown: The good, the bad and the kind of annoying!
Thursday marks day 34 of the partial government shutdown - the longest shutdown in US history! As the fight for the wall at the US-Mexico [...]
State of the City: Mayor Marty Walsh
Did you tune in on Tuesday night to watch Mayor Marty Walsh make his State of the City address? With a very presidential candidate-like vibe, [...]
Boston City Council: We need safe streets and we need them now
It seems like the Boston City Council has had it up to here with bad drivers racing on our roads! According to Universal Hub, City Councilor [...]
New Taxes for Real Estate Sales to help with affordable housing.
Believe it or not, Boston is in the thick of a housing crisis….an affordable housing crisis. To remedy this, Boston City councilors have proposed some [...]