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Congressman Stephen Lynch tested positive for COVID-19
Congressman Stephen Lynch - a South Boston resident - has tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday. Via a statement from Lynch's Office: “This afternoon U.S. [...]
Sister Evelyn Hurley, Age 105, Getting Her Vaccine
Staying Healthy! If you grew up in South Boston, you may have had Sister Evelyn as a teacher for first grade at St. Brigid School. [...]
It’s Freezing Outside: Some Helpful Tips from the City of Boston
Brace yourself! It's cold outside – and not just regular cold but bitter cold. Friday temperatures are expected to drop to dangerously low levels, and [...]
What the hell is going on with the stock market?
If you’ve been on social media the past few days, you may have asked yourself, “what is going on with Game Stop, Robinhood and the [...]
Fare reductions & more public seating on Seaport/North Station Ferry
Some changes for the Seaport/North Station Ferry Hopping on a ferry from the Seaport to North Station just got a [...]
South Boston Traffic Advisory – PAX East
PAX East at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center Expected to Impact Local Traffic - South Boston From Thursday- Sunday, [...]
Can the city create more affordable housing?
Affordable housing is a hot topic and an issue that needs to be addressed Do you know what the Inclusionary [...]
Update on WWII Memorial Vandalism
A monument restoration team have come together to try and restore the damage to the WWII Memorial. On Monday, we reported that [...]
Super Moon + King Tides = Potential Flooding
The DCR has also issued a flood warning for this weekend.  The Super Worm Equinox Moon is here and will be the [...]
Potential tax on properties that sell for more than $2M to fund affordable housing
Could this new tax help create affordable housing? On Tuesday, Boston City Council held a hearing to discuss a proposal [...]
More memorials vandalized in Boston
Memorial vandalized with oil Boston police are investigating vandalism at Mount Hope Cemetery in Mattapan. On Tuesday, it was discovered that several memorials have had [...]
Boston City Councilors Lydia Edwards, Kim Janey to hold hearing on Investor and Commercial Properties Transfer Fee
See Press Release Below Legislation could raise hundreds of millions for affordable housing, deter speculative real estate practices WHAT: The Boston City Council will hold a [...]
MBTA Destruction & Violence – St. Pat’s Style
St. Patrick’s Day celebrations often lead to all sort of shenanigans! After this year's parade, there were some doozies involving the MBTA. See report below [...]
BPD Arrests/Citations Report from St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Here are the BPD’s numbers of citations for public drinking, marijuana, license premise violations and arrests. Of the three arrests, none were from Boston. See [...]
Vandalism at the WWII Memorial
Vandalism overnight at World War II Memorial We are saddened to report that the World War II Memorial was vandalized. According to City Councilor Ed [...]
BPD Needs Help Identifying Suspect in Sexual Assault
Boston Police is seeking public’s help in effort to ID suspect wanted in connection to sexual assault in South End. From BPD News: The BPD [...]
