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Harold the Barber is retiring
An End of an Era After 51 years of cutting hair at the corner of L and Emerson, Harold the Barber announced that he is [...]
Mayor Janey Announces Dion Irish as new Chief of Operations
BOSTON – Monday, March 29, 2021 – Mayor Kim Janey announced today that the City of Boston’s Chief of Operations Patrick Brophy will depart his [...]
Campbell announces her restaurant recovery plan
City Councilor Andrea Campbell and mayoral candidate wants to eliminate the inequities that exist in the city’s restaurant industry while helping it bounce back from [...]
Hearing on Ways for the City fo Prevent and Investigate Incidents of Hate Crimes and Discrimination
Councilors Flynn, Campbell, and Edwards to Hold Hearing on Ways for the City to Prevent and Investigate Incidents of Hate Crimes and Discrimination on March [...]
Southie’s own Bill McGonagle passed away
Our prayers and love go out to the friends and family of Bill McGonagle. A South Boston resident, raised in [...]
311: Dead animal hoof on Old Colony Ave.
Well, here's something you don't see everyday. Someone discovered this animal's hoof at C and Old Colony Ave on Thursday [...]
Michael F. Flaherty draws coveted #1 Ballot Spot for Nov. 5th City Council Election
Incumbent and Candidate for Re-Election Continues Citywide Outreach Efforts In the much anticipated ballot drawing for November 5th's final election [...]
BCEC Expansion Proposal Discussion
Be informed. Get involved. Learn more about the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center plans to expand and what that means [...]
Weather Alert: Heavy Wind and Rain
Batten down the hatches! The City of Boston has issued a weather alert from Thursday morning through Friday. Highest winds [...]
Councilor Flynn Pedestrian Safety Update
Below is an updated press release from City Councilor Ed Flynn about pedestrian safety. BOSTON –Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn [...]
Big News: Trader Joe’s to open this month!
We’ve been waiting with bated breath for the new Trader Joe’s to open at 44 Thomson Place. Initially, we reported that Trader Joe's would open [...]
In Boston, we defy stereotypes and we age strong
Written by Mayor Martin J. Walsh Boston has always been known as a strong city. A lot of our strength comes from our older residents, [...]
Enough is Enough: Councilor Wu wants to Abolish the BPDA
City Councilor at-large Michelle Wu has launched a new plan to “Abolish the BPDA.” The plan calls for an overhaul of the Boston Planning and [...]
City Council-at-Large Candidate Forum Recap
Last night the eight At-Large Candidates running for Boston City Council participated in a forum at Florian Hall moderated by State Representative Dan Hunt and [...]
Curley Community Center Meeting Recap
It was standing room only at the senior lunch room of the Curley Community Center on Monday night to discuss the $15 million renovation to [...]
Councilor Lydia Edwards proposes overhaul of Zoning Board of Appeal (ZBA)
In light of the recent ZBA bribery scandal, Councilor Lydia Edwards calls for reform. Legislation would protect against conflicts of interest, promote transparency and modernize [...]
