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Built in 1908, today’s Northern Avenue Bridge was in service for over a century before it was closed in December 2014. The City of Boston will be reconstructing this iconic [...]

Holy Moly! If you grew up in South Boston, you might have had Sister Evelyn as a first-grade teacher at St. Brigid School (now South Boston Catholic Academy). She taught [...]

Remember last year when this group showed up along the parade route? Well, local elected officials, along with the MBTA, will be working together to ensure that hate groups don't show [...]

The Boston Volleyball Festival will be taking place from Friday, February 24 through Sunday, February 26, 2023 and Friday, March 3 through Sunday March 5, 2023 at the Boston Convention [...]

If you're into cocaine, kindly read this.  Also, you may want to heed the words of Grand Master Flash and Melle Mel from their 1980s hit White Lines and "don't [...]

Reynolds will establish a new team charged with addressing urgent challenges facing Boston’s economy, including nightlife BOSTON - Wednesday, February 22, 2022 - Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that Corean [...]

BOSTON - At today’s Government Operations Hearing on rent stabilization, Council President Flynn proposed an affordable housing tax exemption for property owners that charge below-market rate rent in the City [...]

Keep your head on a swivel when visiting downtown crossing. Gheesh!  From BPD News: At about 7:49 PM, on Sunday, February 19, 2023, officers assigned to District A-1 (Downtown), responded [...]

The City of Boston has decided to ban North End restaurants from on-street dining this year, citing narrow and congested streets as part of the reason. Other reasons include the scheduled [...]

Earlier this week, the MBTA announced some March service changes on the Red, Orange, Green, and Mattapan lines, in addition to the Newburyport/Rockport and Haverhill Commuter Rail lines. Good grief. The [...]