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Tropical Storm Henri Heading Our Way
Batten Down the Hatches After 30 years, New England could face a direct hurricane hit since Hurricane Bob. Tropical storm Henri is heading our way [...]
The return of the masks: Indoor Mask Mandate in the City of Boston
See Press Release Below: BOSTON - Friday, August 20, 2021 - Mayor Kim Janey today announced face masks will be required in all indoor public [...]
Happy Holidays from the Seaport – “Spirited”
Talk about rushing the season We've seen the early Halloween candy at Walgreens in July, but snow and Christmas decorations in August? Well, that's just [...]
New Sign at N and Day Blvd Posted in an effort to help with traffic/pedestrian safety
Step in the right direction After a tragic and deadly motorcycle crash back in June at the intersection of N and Broadway, a community meeting [...]
Castle Island – Now One Way
The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) announced on Saturday, that effective immediately, the Castle Island trail will be one-way. [...]
Boston Pets and COVID-19
Written By Martha Smith-Blackmore, DVM, Boston Animal Care and Control The National Veterinary Services Laboratory of the USDA announced on [...]
It’s an order: Wear a mask or cover your face
On Friday, Gov. Charlie Baker announced an executive order requiring all Massachusetts residents and essential workers to wear a mask or cover [...]
BPD arrest suspect for Breaking & Entering into a Building at Nighttime in Southie
From BPD News: At about 12:34 AM, on Thursday, April 30, 2020, Officers assigned to District C-6 (South Boston) made [...]
Hey, listen up! You need to slow down when driving.
On Thursday afternoon – the City of Boston sent out a text through AlertBOS about street safety. Please see below: [...]
MBTA police need your help in identifying re: assault & battery
From Transit Police News The subject depicted within is wanted for questioning relative to Assault & Battery Dangerous Weapon Shod Foot (Serious [...]
Big News! The South Boston Association of Nonprofits (SBANP) awarded funding from Boston Resiliency Fund
Well, this is exciting news! The South Boston Association of Non Profits (SBANP) received $74,560 from the Boston Resiliency Fund this week, to help provide [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s press briefing on April 29th
Did you miss the mayor’s press briefing on Wednesday? Don’t worry! You can still be informed. Here’s a recap of the facts, information and data [...]
Where’s the Beef? A meat shortage may be on our horizon.
If you eat meat, listen up! We may face potential shortages due to the fact that many processing plants have been hot spots for COVID-19.  Over 5,000 [...]
Scam Alert: Fake websites selling COVID-19 related product
We all know how hard it is to find hand sanitizer and paper towels during pandemic times. Many people are ordering products like masks, paper [...]
Councilor Flynn Holds Hearing on Resources for Veterans & Military Families During the COVID-19 PandemicÂ
See Press Release Below: BOSTON - This week, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn held a hearing to discuss resources available for our veterans & military [...]
17-member panel to offer strategies to reopen the Massachusetts economy announced.
On Tuesday, Gov. Charlie Baker announced that social distancing and the closing of non-essential businesses been extended from May 4th to May 18th. Baker also [...]
