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Jury trials have been postponed
Universal Hub is reporting that the chief judge of US District Court in Massachusetts has ordered the postponement of all jury trials in Boston, Worcester [...]
Another cancellation: Ace Comic Con
On Wednesday night, ACE Comic Con that their convention scheduled on March 20th at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC) is cancelled. The BCEC [...]
BPS Eliot K-8 is closed due to coronavirus concerns.
See Press Release Below: Wednesday, March 11, 2020 - Today the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC), in conjunction with the Boston Public Schools (BPS), announced [...]
Operation Crosswalk on Tuesday Night on East Broadway
“Bad boys, bad boys! Whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you!” On Tuesday night on East Broadway at the Stop & Shop crosswalk, [...]
BRA is one big, fat mess!
It's really not a huge surprise to us. The Boston Redevelopment Authority is up to shenanigans and in need of [...]
Collins & Forry pass the BCEC expansion bill
On Wednesday, the Massachusetts Senate and House of Representatives voted affirmatively to pass the Conference Committee bill on the expansion [...]
Traffic Advisory: Jim Kane Sugarbowl 5K in Southie on Thursday!
Just so you know - on Thursday, July 17, 2014 from 6:00 p.m. until approximately 9:00 p.m., the Department of [...]
Southie Real Estate Scoop: 190- 206 West 2nd Street Development
Written by Betsy Walsh FrissoraThe massive residential project proposed for 190-206 West 2nd Street (also known as 181-185 West 1st [...]
What is up with all this construction going on in Southie? The Boston Water and Sewer sheds some light on the subject.
The noise. The traffic. No parking. Seems like construction in Southie is never ending. Here's the scoop on why our [...]
City Council Hearing: stop dropping circulars and unwanted newspapers on our door steps.
You've seen them - piled up on the sidewalks, on stoops or in the gutter. Local circulars and newspapers tucked [...]
7 Day Parking Pilot Program Meeting
So the seven day parking program is going to become a reality - well, for a 90-day test period in the City Point neighborhood. Council [...]
The books are hitting the road! Get those kids reading this summer!
Mayor Marty Walsh announced coming soon to our neighborhood - the BPL's Bibliocyle and ReadBoston's Storymoblile. This year will launch the Boston Public Library's Bibliocycle, [...]
Missy returned home!
We are happy to report that Missy the cat is back! She was missing for over a week but returned home safe and sound today! [...]
The City of Boston’s First Civic Academy Class in South Boston
Want to become a civic leader in your neighborhood? Here's how! Mayor Walsh announced today that his first Civic Academy class will be held on [...]
Opening old wounds – Edwin Alemany plans to plead insanity in the Amy Lord murder case
According to the Boston Globe, Jeffrey A Denner - attorney for Edwin Alemany - is planning an insanity defense - in response to charges that [...]
The Archdiocese of Boston says the Gate of Heaven School will be sold to developer.
It really shouldn't be that surprising. South Boston residents' opposition to certain development projects fall open deaf ears most of the time. So when Thomas [...]