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Councilor Flynn Files Ordinance to Restrict Mopeds & E-Bikes from 3rd Party Food Delivery
BOSTON- This week, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn filed an amended ordinance to effectively ban mopeds and e-bikes from third-party food delivery services. In April, [...]
Federal Government Shutdown – Here’s what you need to know
Well, here we go… At 12:01 a.m. on Wednesday, October 1st, the federal government officially shut down after Congress couldn’t get it together to pass [...]
Councilor Flynn Supports New Proposal for BPS Exam School Admissions
BOSTON - This week, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn went on record in support of the recent proposal to the Boston exam school admissions policy, [...]
Councilors Flynn, Murphy & FitzGerald Pass Unanimous Resolution in Support of a Recovery Campus for the City of Boston and Greater Boston Area
BOSTON - This week, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn, Councilor At-Large Erin Murphy, and Councilor John FitzGerald filed a resolution in support of prioritizing a [...]
Mayor Wu Orders Review of Boston’s Street Safety Upgrades Including Bike +Bus Lanes and Speed Humps
Well, this interesting turn of events. Mayor Michelle Wu has initiated a 30-day review of Boston's street infrastructure changes from [...]
Senator Nick Collins Re-Appointed Chairman of State Administration & Regulatory Oversight
Will serve as Vice Chair of Post Audit & Economic Development Committees BOSTON, MA –Senator Nick Collins has been appointed [...]
South Boston Officers Arrest Suspect for Drug Trafficking
At about 7:50 PM, on Monday, March 3, 2025, officers assigned to District C-6 (South Boston) arrested Alixon Romero Roa, 37, [...]
South Boston Virtual Meeting on EV Charging Sites – Be informed. Get involved.
Southie, it’s time to talk EV charging! The City of Boston and Greenspot are hosting a virtual meeting on Wednesday, [...]
Southie’s Own LA Firefighters Get a Hero’s Welcome Home
South Boston always shows up for its own—and that’s exactly what happened when two LA firefighters, originally from Southie, returned [...]
Mayor Wu Makes Early Campaign Stop At Castle Island For Sullivan’s Opening. Proclaims March 1, “Sullivan’s Day”
It is not Spring in South Boston until Sullivan’s opens. Lapping the Sugar Bowl, braving the Sullivan’s line, and enjoying [...]
Red Line Closures in March: Shuttle Buses to replace trains
Plan accordingly The MBTA is making signal upgrades to the Red Line, which will temporarily affect service on the Red Line. On the weekends of [...]
Wu Leads Kraft in Emerson College’s February Poll with ‘Unsure’ and ‘Neither Candidate’ Close Behind
With election day just over 8 months away, Emerson College’s February 27 poll shows incumbent Mayor Michelle Wu with a strong lead of 43%. Her [...]
Paramount Restaurant Broken Into Late Thursday Night – Let’s show them some love
Staff at the Paramount Restaurant arrived to work on Friday morning to discover that the wildly popular restaurant had been broken into overnight. Money was [...]
2025 St. Patrick’s Day Route Announced with an Earlier Start Time
Let the countdown begin! We are weeks away from the 2025 St. Patrick's Day Parade, and organizers have announced this year's route. No big changes [...]
MBTA Announces Start Dates for 2025 Ferry Season, Increased Winthrop and Quincy Ferry Service This Season
Upcoming Winthrop and Quincy Ferry upgrades this season include doubling the number of weekday trips, direct Winthrop-to-Boston and Quincy-to-Boston service on weekdays, and weekday trip [...]
Rep. David Biele Joins Coastal Caucus
Local priorities to include fisheries, beaches, and marine industrial economies BOSTON—Recently, State Representative David Biele joined the growing Coastal Caucus for the current 194th session [...]