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Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the City of Boston's Department of Innovation Technology (DoIT) officially launched "Wicked Free WiFi: Boston's Public Wireless Network," the City of Boston's free Public Wi-Fi. [...]

Both fundraiser and demonstration, a group of concerned Boston Public School parents are rallying together to raise awareness of BPS budget cuts via an organized bake sale.  Stop by City [...]

City Council President Bill Linehan recently testified before the City Council Committee on Government Operations on March 31, 2014 regarding the Rental Inspection Ordinance of 2012.  Councilor Linehan filed an [...]

Representative Nick Collins joined his colleagues on the House Ways and Means Committee in pushing for increased benefits for firefighters that die in the line of duty. Earlier this week, Collins [...]

Be informed.  Get involved.  In the ever-changing real estate landscape of South Boston, it's important to be aware what's happening in your neighborhood.  On Wednesday, April 2nd at 6:30pm at [...]

The much awaited late-night T service begins tonight, Friday, March 28th.   Enjoy service until 3am on weekend nights.  This pilot program will be testing the waters to see just how [...]

Mayor Marty Walsh announced today that the Boston Firefighter's Credit Union has created a fund to help support the families of Lieutenant Ed Walsh and Firefighter Michael Kennedy."In difficult times [...]

Engine 2  and Ladder 19 - K Street Firehouse - are paying tribute to two fallen firefighters - Lt. Ed Walsh (Engine 33) and Firefighter Michael Kennedy (Ladder 15) who [...]

Show your love and support, Southie On February 20th, South Boston resident Whitney Hardy was hit by a car at the intersection of I and Day Blvd. while out for her [...]

Amid much controversy the annual St. Patrick's/Evacuation Day Parade went forward on Sunday with revelers lining the streets and for those in attendance, at least while the procession lasted, the [...]