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Public Health Warning Related to Recent Sewage Discharges – Jeffries Point
BOSTON – January 10, 2024 – The following is a public health warning related to a recent sewage discharge, also known as a combined sewer overflow [...]
Mayor Wu Delivers Her 2024 State of the City Address – here’s the breakdown
Mayor Wu announces City investments and partnerships with leading institutions to connect every resident to housing and opportunity BOSTON – Tuesday, January 9, 2024 – [...]
Winter is coming – City of Boston Winter Preparations Are Underway Just in Case We Get Walloped
Will we or won’t we? The snow situation in Boston is sort of up in the air…literally. Maybe we will get 6-8 inches, or maybe [...]
It’s 2024 – A new Boston City Council + City Council President
A fresh new year and a fresh new Boston City Council! On Monday, the city councilors – including a new president – were sworn in, [...]
Worker Dies After Falling at Conley Terminal
The Boston Globe is reporting that a worker died after falling from a 150-foot-high platform while servicing a giant crane [...]
Flu Warning: Early and Rapid Rise in Boston + Clinic Info.
Wash your hands The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) is warning residents of an early and rapid rise in flu [...]
Missing Person from South Boston in 1979 – BPD is looking for information
Boston Police Department is looking for information regarding a missing person case in South Boston back in 1979. Joseph Patrick [...]
Could someone please help the #7 Commuters in South Boston?
For the love of God, someone, please help us! Evidently, the #7 Bus commute on Tuesday morning was extra bananas [...]
Mayor Wu + Gov.-elect Healey to host a press conference Tuesday
Hmmm…wonder what this is all about… Tuesday, Mayor Michelle Wu and Governor-elect Maura Healey will host a brief press availability [...]
The Mary Eliza Project: South Boston Women Voter Registration Data from Back in 1920
Here are Caught in Southie, we love local history lessons! So when Boston City Archives sent us women's voter data [...]
Rough + Rowdy: McDonough Boxing Gym at the Muni
A time capsule of the way it was in our neighborhood back in 1980. GBH Archives on social media shares little bits of Boston history [...]
South Boston boat owner will stand trial on criminal charges for fatal harbor crash back in July of 2021
Universal Hub is reporting that earlier this week, a judge ruled that there is enough evidence to warrant a criminal trial for a fatal boat [...]
Mayor Wu Announces “Meet Me in the City,” New Holiday Initiative to Encourage Local Shopping
The initiative encourages residents and visitors to support local businesses across all of Boston’s neighborhoods. BOSTON — Wednesday, November 30,2022 — Mayor Michelle Wu this month [...]
City Council approved a petition that would lower the voting age to 16 in municipal elections
On Wednesday, the Boston City Council approved a petition to lower the voting age to 16 in municipal elections by a 9 to 4 vote. [...]
Transit Police would like to know if you recognize this “gentleman.”
Letting it all hang out. MBTA transit police are looking for this person regarding: Lewd & Lascivious conduct onboard a Commuter Rail train just outside [...]
BPD Update: remains of 4 infants found at 838 East Broadway
Two weeks ago, BPD responded to a call to investigate fetuses or infants found in a freezer in a unit at 838 East Broadway. The [...]
