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Emphasis on local issues relating to open space, public safety and transportation issues The following is a press release from Rep. Nick Collins' office:Last week, Representative Nick Collins announced his legislative [...]

Will this be the end of towing? The Boston City Council will vote on Wednesday for a pilot program for a new initiative that will eliminate towing for street sweeping and [...]

On Wednesday, May 27thThe Raymond L Flynn Commission will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, May 27th at 6:00 p.m. on the fifth floor of City Hall.  The hearing will solicit [...]

An Op-Ed Piece by Mayor Marty WalshIn honor of National EMS Week, May 17 - 23, I would like to recognize the men and women of Boston Emergency Medical Service—public [...]

The Brothers Leader Talk about setting back Southie by thirty years.  You may recall that last August,  after attending a Red Sox game on Scott Leader, 38 and his younger [...]

From your friends at CISDear fellow citizens of South Boston,As of May 13th,  Mayor Marty Walsh and the City of Boston ended the temporary emergency traffic reconfiguration - AKA the temporary [...]

On the roadHave you ever thought to yourself, "If only City Hall were mobile?"  Well, from your mouth to God's ears.  Mayor Walsh has heard your prayers.  City Hall is [...]

Written By Mayor Martin J. Walsh - May 2015On October 8th of last year, I had to make a painful but necessary decision. The Long Island Bridge, after years of neglect, [...]

Some neighbors would rather condos.A CIS reader shared this note they received in the neighborhood of the Gate of Heaven School.  Apparently not everyone shares the same view of the Gate [...]

Come May 13th, the temporary one-ways will go back to normal!  Mayor Marty Walsh announced today the South Boston Emergency Transportation Reconfiguration (ETR), which took effect February 14 and extended [...]