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Fire destroys historic Milton Hoosic Club
If you grew up in Boston, you’ve probably attended a wedding or an event at the Milton Hoosic Club. The historic building was destroyed by [...]
Mayor Kim Janey will be sworn in on March 24th
From Mayor Janey Below: I am honored to serve you as the 55th Mayor of Boston. This is the City I love. This is the [...]
Rollins Unveils Initiative to Address Lab’s Infamous Legacy from Tens of Thousands of Suffolk County Drug Cases
See Press Release Below: District Attorney Rachael Rollins today filed a motion unveiling a plan to remedy the harm caused by the catastrophic “failure of [...]
Marty Walsh is officially the US Labor Secretary
Congratulations! Marty Walsh has officially been confirmed by the US Senate to be the next Labor Secretary. Final vote was 68 YEA and 29 NAY. [...]
Parking/Traffic Advisory for Southie
Yes, another road race. On Sunday, September 29th the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will institute roadway restrictions to [...]
Another proposed cannabis shop for Fort Point
An informational meeting will take place on Monday, September 30th at 8pm at District Hall. Learn more about Keltic Green: [...]
Troubles for the ex-ZBA member continue with WGBH report
Things seemed to have quieted down in the recent ZBA bribery scandal case but now it’s heating up with a new article posted [...]
Red Line Signal Repair Complete
Thank goodness for small miracles.  The MBTA announced on Wednesday the completion of the Red Line signal repair efforts.  This should restore [...]
Boston City Council At-Large Election Results
With a very light turnout on Tuesday at the polls, only 9% of registered voters, we realize you’re probably not [...]
Car Accident in Southie ends with a pistol pulled.
From BPD News: At about 5:09 PM on Tuesday, September 17, 2019, officers assigned to District C-6 (South Boston), responded [...]
Councilor Flynn to Call for Hearing on Pedestrian Crossing Signals, Traffic Calming & Vision ZeroÂ
BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is calling for a hearing at this week’s City Council meeting to discuss measures that would improve pedestrian [...]
Baker hopes to sell Hynes to help with expanding the South Boston convention center
Looks like the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center could be expanding. Governor Charlie Baker's plan includes selling the Hynes Convention Center in Back Bay to [...]
Another mechanical issue on Red Line Monday evening
According to NBC 10 Boston, a Red Line train experienced some sort of mechanical issue and caused Broadway Station to fill up with smoke. Delays [...]
The Big Reveal: What caused the Red Line Derailment
Finally! The MBTA officially announced what caused the Red Line derailment back in June which destroyed the signal system at the JFK/UMass stop. Officials believe that arcs [...]
A young woman was hit and killed by a van in South Boston.
CBS Local is reporting that a woman and a man were hit by a car at the intersection of Melcher and Summer streets on Wednesday [...]
BPDA moves forward on Article 68 disregarding community feedback
Despite opposition, it was revealed on Tuesday, the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) will move forward with a controversial section of the Boston Zoning [...]
