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Marching On: South Boston Revisited
The St. Patrick’s Day parade has been canceled for the second year in a row due to COVID-19. Pandemic related safety guidelines and restrictions have also been imposed [...]
Councilor Flynn Files Resolution in Support of Boston VNA Healthcare Professionals
BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is filing a resolution at this week’s Council meeting to support the Boston VNA healthcare professionals, who are [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from March 9th
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s press briefing on Tuesday, March 9. Latest COVID numbers: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts yesterday (Monday) [...]
The Show Must Go On: St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast will be virtual
The beloved annual St. Patrick's Day Breakfast will have a 2021 twist So far 2021 has been a big, long, continuation of 2020. The St. [...]
Councilors O’Malley and Flynn Call for Hearing on Gas Leaks in Boston
See Press Release Below: BOSTON - Boston City Councilors Matt O’Malley and Ed Flynn called for a hearing last week [...]
Teamsters Local 25 Endorses Boston City Council Candidates
Leading Boston labor organization announces support at historic Local 25 Union Hall BOSTON, MA (August 23, 2019) – Teamsters Local [...]
Hit and Run on Columbia Road
On Thursday, August 22nd around 4pm, this happened. The silver SUV with RI plates drove the wrong way [...]
Southie Shoutout: Andrea Muccini
A big Southie Shoutout to Andrea Muccini for winning a gold medal at the World Masters Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Tournament [...]
New Principal for St. Peter Academy – Francis “Frank” Galligan
See press release below: (South Boston, MA) Maryann McLeod Crush, President of the Board of Directors for St Peter Academy, [...]
It Takes a Village: Changes Coming to Stop & Shop
It’s been just about a month since we posted Peter Gailunas’ blog about the poor conditions of Stop & Shop [...]
More Student T Passes Could Mean More Kids Taking the MBTA
With the first day of school quickly approaching, Boston Public Schools announced they have expanded a program that gives free T passes to all students [...]
City Council Candidates: Vision Zero Questionnaire
During local elections (yes, we have a preliminary municipal election on Tuesday, September 24th) Vision Zero provides candidates with the opportunity to respond to questions about walking, [...]
See Something Say Something: Break-ins in Southie
BPD is encouraging residents to report any suspicious behavior because it might just lead to an arrest. See report below from C6: About 3:45am this [...]
Nothing like a Red Line pepper spray during rush hour.
We know that riding the Red Line on an average day has its “challenges.” Well, WHDH is reporting that a person is in custody for [...]
Community Preservation Act: Deadline in September
See Press Release Below: City Councilor Ed Flynn and City Councilor Michael Flaherty recently held a neighborhood meeting with Director Christine Poff and her team [...]
Loaded firearm confiscated during the arrest of suspect wearing a GPS Ankle bracelet
From BPD News: BPD Officers Bravely Confiscate Loaded Firearm During the Arrest of Suspect on Gun-Related Charges in South Boston:At about 6:30pm, on Monday, August [...]
