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Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from March 19th
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s press briefing on Friday, March 19. Comment on the murders in Georgia on Tuesday and [...]
Phase 4, Part 1 starts Monday in the City of Boston
Friday, March 19, 2021 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced that the City of Boston will move into a modified Phase 4, Step 1 [...]
Showplace ICON Theater in Seaport officially closes for good
#Bummer Showplace ICON Theater - located on Seaport Boulevard has officially closed its doors. The company cited the economic impact of the pandemic for the [...]
At the Heights on Evacuation Day – a new video
Caught in Southie loves our Southie History Lessons! Our neighborhood is so rich in history, we love to see anyone actively promoting it! A new [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Motor Issues on Red Line cause evacuation at Andrew.
Oh boy! The Red Line blues continue. WCVB is reporting that a blown motor on the Red Line cause the train to be evacuated and [...]
Sign of the times: first Amrhein’s, now Doyle’s in JP
The Boston Globe is reporting that the legendary Doyle’s in Jamaica Plain plans to close its doors and sell its liquor license to Davio’s. The [...]
City Council candidates respond to Boston Coalition for Education Equity questionnaire
City Council candidates answered questions about inequities in Boston Public Schools including changing current admissions into the BPS examine schools. Other topics include school funding [...]
DCR Traffic Advisory: William J. Day Boulevard
Consider yourself warned. On Saturday, September 7, 2019 and Sunday, September 8, 2019, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will close William J. Day [...]
The plot thickens in the ZBA bribery case – this time with a Dorchester connection.
MONDAY MORNING UPDATE: In the latest news about the ZBA bribery scandal, the Boston Globe reported late on Sunday night, that Craig Galvin, a Dorchester realtor [...]
Councilor Flynn Holds South Boston Office Hours
BOSTON – Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn will take his Neighborhood Office Hours program to the South Boston Branch Library (646 East Broadway) this Saturday, September 7th from 12:30pm-1:30pm. [...]
