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Neighborhood Sidewalks are Covered in Dog Poop in the Snow – Let’s do better
Good grief. What is happening on our sidewalks this winter? Dog poop and poop bags, just left in the snow mounds on the sidewalks of [...]
Senator Collins Announces Details for This Year’s St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast
The 2026 St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast will take place Sunday morning, March 15, at the Ironworkers Union Hall, 195 Old Colony Avenue in South Boston. [...]
On Friday morning, a woman was found under a train at Andrew Station.
There was a frightening scene at the Andrew Square MBTA station on Friday morning after a woman ended up underneath an inbound Red Line train. [...]
Neighbors suggest mobilizing the youth, supporting community clean-up, and following models that work to improve Boston’s snow emergency response
Recent snow emergencies have left neighbors less than satisfied with the city’s ability to clear roads. On March 3, the City Council held a hearing [...]
Everybody in office is staying in office. Incumbents sweep Boston municipal elections.
Election season is finally over. Michelle Wu will officially enter her second term as Mayor of Boston. The progressive Democrat [...]
DCR Traffic Advisory – Due to potential flooding, Morrissey Boulevard could be closed or lane closures November 4th – November 9th
A tale as old as time... Due to the potential high tides and minor coastal flooding forecasted, the Department of [...]
The Final Bell: How boxer “City Point Sicilian” is prepping for his final fight!
After spending thousands of hours in the gym since 1986, The City Point Sicilian is getting ready to hang up [...]
Guide to Election Day: Meet the Boston City Council-At-Large Candidates
Election season is thankfully almost over. Though Josh Kraft dropping from the mayoral race in September has cleared the field [...]
With the threat of SNAP being paused, Southie Steps Up: How to Help Your Neighbors in Need
As many families across Boston face cuts or a pause in their SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)benefits, it’s more important [...]
Morrissey Boulevard: Still Stuck Between Floodwaters and Frustration – Can it be fixed?
The Boston Globe does a deep dive on Morrissey Boulevard. If you’ve ever sat in traffic—or floated through a rainstorm—on [...]
Mayor Wu Delivers First Ever State of Schools Address
BOSTON - Tuesday, October 28, 2025 - This evening Mayor Michelle Wu delivered the first ever State of the Schools address to showcase the Boston [...]
Rep. Biele Helps Pass Legislation to Protect Public Transit Workers from Assault.
Bill expandings current laws on assault and battery against public employees BOSTON – Last week, State Representative David Biele joined his colleagues in the Massachusetts [...]
Sen. Collins Backs Bill Expanding PAs’ Authority in Involuntary Treatment
Backs giving PAs expanded authority under Section 12 & 35 of State Public Health Law Senator Nick Collins, a member of the Joint Committee on [...]
Southie Men’s League Returns for Its 43rd Season: Tradition, Talent, and the Quest for the Teddy Cunniff Cup
South Boston, MA — On a crisp fall weekend on the ledge of Pleasure Bay, the familiar sounds of blades cutting the ice and pucks ringing [...]
Yes, there were fireworks on Monday AND Tuesday night over Boston Harbor. Here’s the reason.
You ask. We answered. You're not crazy. There was an elaborate fireworks display over Boston Harbor on Monday night AND Tuesday night. The display was [...]
Transit Police would like a word with this person in connection to an assault + battery on the Red Line near Broadway Station
Do you recognize this person? According to a post on social media via MBTA Transit Police, they are looking for him in connection with an [...]