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From BPD News At about 9:00 PM on Friday June 5, 2020, officers assigned to District C-6 (South Boston) confiscated a large amount of fireworks after responding to numerous calls [...]

Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Saturday that Phase 2 of the reopening plan can begin on Monday, June 8th. So which businesses will open and what restrictions will be in [...]

With summer weather upon us, here are some helpful reminders to keep you and our neighborhood safe! No outdoor fires are allowed in Boston, including fire pits, chimineas and bonfires. [...]

The MBTA announced on Friday that buses will no longer be allowed to transport local police to and from public demonstrations. “At the direction of several members of the MBTA’s [...]

Divine Intervention On Friday morning, we reported that the Fr. Laporte statue had been vandalized with red liquid.  Well, it's now clean.  Once a 311 report was filed, our local [...]

The Father Joseph Laporte statue across from the Curley Community Center (on the greenie between Day Blvd. and Columbia Road at L Street) has been vandalized.  The defaced memorial was [...]

Did you miss the mayor's press conference yesterday? Don't worry! Here's a recap from Mayor Walsh’s COVID-19 press briefing on Thursday, June 4, 2020. Case numbers:  As of today in [...]

Earlier this week, the staff at Boston Hope - the temporary field hospital set up at the BCEC for COVID-19, said goodbye to their last three patients. Everyone clapped and [...]

Thousands of people gathered in Franklin Park on Tuesday night for a protest against the killing of George Floyd and police brutality.  Organized by Black Lives Matter and the non-profit – Violence [...]

Also announces a second round of funding BOSTON - Wednesday, June 3, 2020 - Building on his commitment to keeping the residents of Boston stably housed during the COVID-19 pandemic, [...]