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Legendary BFD Commissioner Leo Stapleton has passed away
Leo Stapleton, retired Boston fire commissioner and author, has died at the age of 94. Stapleton was a native of South Boston and retired with [...]
Mayor Janey Announces Updates to City of Boston Reopening Guidance
Modified and delayed guidance of the latest phase of Reopening Massachusetts plan will allow the City of Boston to prepare for industry-specific needs BOSTON - [...]
Gov. Baker announces some new COVID-19 regulations + mask mandate
We can see the end of the tunnel... Gov. Charlie Baker announced Tuesday the state's outdoor mask mandate will be lifted and effective on Friday [...]
Supermoon – Pink Moon over South Boston
Did you see it? The super full moon on Monday night? The Pink Moon - a supermoon that’s not actually pink - was the first [...]
Missing Person: 16-year-old Emily Nguyen
From BPD News: Missing Person Alert: The Boston Police Department is seeking the public’s help in efforts to locate missing [...]
Man who killed two doctors in South Boston sentenced to life
Bampumim Teixeira - the man convicted of murdering two doctors inside their South Boston condo - was sentenced to life [...]
Coyote Warning for Southie
Coyotes are no strangers to Southie. They’ve been spotted many times in the past around the neighborhood. Apparently they come [...]
Where the Locals Go
Written by Mayor Marty Walsh The holiday season is in full swing, and many of us are searching for gifts [...]
City Council Approves Edwards-Janey Real Estate Transfer Fee Proposal
See Press Release Below: Today the Boston City Council approved 10-3 a home rule petition filed by Councilor Lydia Edwards [...]
Man convicted of murdering two doctors in South Boston.
On Tuesday afternoon, Bampumim Teixeira was convicted of first-degree murder in the case of Dr. Lina Bolanos and Dr. Richard [...]
Boston City Council to Vote on Edwards-Janey Legislation To Authorize Real Estate Transfer Fee
Believe it or not, Boston is in the thick of a housing crisis….an affordable housing crisis. To remedy this, Boston City councilors have proposed some [...]
Snow/sleet in the forecast for Wednesday
Looks we could get some more snow on Wednesday - but no need for your spot saver - looks like it's only 2-3 inches for [...]
State Police Gang Unit Arrests Fleeing Fentanyl Trafficker After Struggle
From MA State Police News: Shortly before 7:30 p.m. members of the Massachusetts State Police Gang Unit attempted to stop a vehicle in the area [...]
Every vote counts: Julia Mejia wins 4th City Councilor-at-Large seat.
Remember back in November during our city council election a recount was ordered? Or maybe you don’t because per usual, there was low voter turnout. [...]
MBTA Panel finds that safety wasn’t really a top priority…
This is probably a surprise to no one who rides the MBTA but a panel found that safety was not a priority and tightening the [...]
Martin McDonough Hero Square Dedication
On Saturday morning, Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Office of Veterans’ Services dedicated the area outside 329A West Broadway as a Hero Square to [...]
