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Mix and mingle and find out about initiatives impacting young professionals living in the city!  On Thursday from 7pm-9pm, Mayor Martin J. Walsh's ONEin3 Council will host City Hall After [...]

As the City of Boston prepares for millions of visitors over the next week culminating in the 119th Boston Marathon, city officials today released detailed public safety plans for Boston's [...]

Written by Heather FoleyHave you ever wondered how Regina George would have turned out if she didn't get hit by that bus?  She probably would have become an entitled shrew [...]

If you're waiting for the bus at O and East Broadway, you'll be waiting for forever.  This bus stop is no longer a bus stop!  Due to a public safety [...]

Enough is enough!  That's the sentiment of the war cry that has been declared by the Gate of Heaven Neighborhood Association led by life-long Southie resident and neighborhood association president [...]

#One Boston DayBoston will hold a moment of silence at 2:49 p.m. on April 15 to mark the two-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings. Church bells will then ring [...]

Sometimes life has a way of making a left turn out of nowhere.  For Tarrah and Damian Zedower, it was last summer when their then two year-old son Caden was [...]

Thanks to positive resident feedback, the temporary one-ways in South Boston will be extended to June 1st, 2015.  Initially, the one-way transportation reconfiguration was implemented in February due to a [...]

Massachusetts Fallen Heroes is hosting a discussion and meet-and-greet on Monday, March 30th at District Hall (75 Northern Ave.) in South Boston's Seaport District to give key updates on the Mass [...]

How's this for a story.  A canonball - yes, a cannonball - was discovered by a fisherman on Carson Beach on Thursday.  The state police bomb squad detonated the 12-inch [...]