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Building Trades Unions Issue Statement Supporting Mayor Walsh on Construction Shutdown
During a press conference on Monday, Mayor Marty Walsh announced that construction in the City of Boston would stop. The Building Trades Unions issued the [...]
MBTA Announces Schedule Revisions to Take Effect Tuesday, March 17
Reductions in service support slowing spread of COVID-19, protect MBTA workforce, ensure continuity of services. Customers encouraged to visit mbta.com/coronavirus for full details. BOSTON – In response [...]
Public Health Emergency declared in the City of Boston
On Sunday, Mayor Marty Walsh declared a public health emergency Boston. He also discussed school cancellation procedures and restrictions being implemented to bar and restaurant [...]
Sunday in Southie: Restaurant Closures
After an extremely busy day in our business district on Saturday, some bars and restaurants have decided to close for safety reasons. St. Patrick's Day [...]
Why the South Boston Public Library should be named after Billy Bulger
Here's our two cents on the subject:We are not at all surprised that local media outlets and blogs are trying [...]
Voter Registration Deadline This Week!
Register to vote! There's an election coming up - the state primaries will be held on Tuesday, September 9th. Make [...]
Public Safety Warning – Woman attacked on Sunday morning.
Boston police want people to be aware of their surrounding when walking home late at night. On Sunday, August 10th [...]
Hubway Station on West Broadway has moved!
Did you notice it yet? The controversial Hubway Station at Perkins Square in Southie has moved from the street to [...]
Homicide at Moakley Park in Southie
Boston police are investigating a homicide at Moakely Park that is believed to have happened early Friday morning. According to [...]
Councilor Flaherty Seeks to Create Special Police Force to Fill Detail Requests
Boston City Councilor At-Large Michael F. Flaherty filed a home rule petition that would allow retired Boston Police Officers to perform paid [...]
Linehan Calls for the Naming of the South Boston Branch Library for Bill Bulger
Looks like our South Boston Branch of the public library will be named after former MA State Senate President and President of UMass Boston Bill [...]
If the “Water Company” knocks – don’t let them in.
On Sunday, a South Boston Dorchester Street resident heard a knock on the door and was greeted by a gentleman wearing a checked button down [...]
Remembering Amy Lord
A special Mass will be held on Sunday, July 27th at 6pm at St. Brigid Church in memory of Amy Lord. Amy was a 24 [...]
#ParkinginSouthie – a recap of the 7 Day Parking Pilot Program Meeting
Concerned South Boston citizens gathered in the cafeteria of the Tynan school on Wednesday, July 23rd to discuss a proposed 7 Day Resident Parking Pilot [...]
Do you know this person? Boston Police need your help!
The BPD is looking for helping in identifying this suspect shown here in this photo. This suspect is wanted in connection with a recent car [...]
Southie Real Estate Scoop: 39 A Street
written by Betsey Walsh FrissoraThe BRA Board approved the redevelopment of 39 A Street, which would bring both market rate and affordable housing to South [...]