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Senator Collins + Rep. Biele Release A Joint Statement re: Changes to MBTA Bus Routes in Southie
A few weeks back, officials from the MassDOT and the MBTA launched the MBTA’s new draft network map as part of Bus Network Redesign. It [...]
Sen. Collins Named Port Person of the Year
BOSTON – Senator Nick Collins was named Port Person of Boston by the Propeller Club of the United States, Port of Boston and was acknowledged [...]
Knife found at the Condon School on Tuesday
Boston 25 is reporting that BPD is investigating after a knife was recovered at the Condon School Tuesday morning. A call came into police around [...]
More Trouble At Carson Beach on Monday
Once again, several fights broke out on Monday evening at Carson Beach. Massachusetts State Police attempted to disperse the Memorial Day crowd as people jumped [...]
Big News – Phase 4 of Reopening expected to start on March 22nd
UPDATE: The City of Boston announced on Friday - the city will also advance along with the state to Phase [...]
Virtual St. Patrick’s Day Hearing with Southie bars/restaurants
No shenanigans! With St. Patrick’s Day on the horizon, the City of Boston will hold an information hearing on Friday [...]
Snow Moon Alert: Look Up
The next full Moon will be early Saturday morning at 3:19am. But look up in the sky from Thursday - [...]
Councilors Flynn and Breadon File Hearing Order to Discuss the Process for Tree Removals in the City of Boston
Trees are important to our overall neighborhood health! See Press Release Below BOSTON - Boston City Councilors Ed Flynn and [...]
Street Cleaning, Inspection Stickers + Resident Stickers in the City of Boston
BOSTON – Tuesday, February 23, 2021 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh, the Boston Transportation Department (BTD) and the Public Works Department today announced [...]
Another hat in the ring: Jon Santiago
It's Official Jon Santiago - a second-term Massachusetts state rep, who is also an emergency room physician at Boston Medical [...]
Community Preservation Act: Walsh recommends 67 Projects
Projects include $13 million for affordable housing, over $5 million for historic preservation, and over $6 million for open space and recreation BOSTON - Monday, [...]
Residents on Athens Street Displaced after building facade collapses
The sky is falling, Henny Penny Some South Boston residents had to leave their home on Athens Street on Sunday afternoon after the brick facade [...]
No Pride Parade in June – Virtual events only
Recently, the St. Patricks' Day Parade organizers announced there would be no parade in 2021. On Friday, Boston Pride and the City of Boston have [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from 2/18
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s press briefing on Thursday, February 18. Comments on Thursday’s snowstorm: The Mayor began by noting [...]
Chemical Spill in Southie
Quite a commotion on Thursday BFD received a call for a water leak at a parking garage located at 12 Drydock Ave. around 9:15am on [...]
State’s Vaxfinder Website Crashes this Morning
Good grief According to Matt Stout on Twitter, COVID-19 vaccine appointments went online at 8am for people over 65 and those with two of more [...]
