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Flynn calls on insurance carriers to provide continuous coverage during COVID-19
Health, Auto, Home, Life Coverage Critical to Economic Security BOSTON - Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn is filing a resolution calling for insurance carriers to [...]
Mayor Walsh Announces Temporary Approval of Plastic Bags at Boston Stores
Wednesday, March 25, 2020 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh today issued a temporary Executive Order allowing plastic bag use in Boston for certain businesses during [...]
Five Boston firefighters test positive for COVID-19
As of Friday, March 27th, five Boston firefighters have tested positive for COVID-19. They are currently in quarantine. 15 more are symptomatic and awaiting test [...]
#FindTheMasks
America’s frontline healthcare workers are treating COVID19 patients without adequate protective gear, risking their lives! Here’s a list of hospitals are looking for donations of [...]
Starbucks Saga Part 2
Just when we thought Starbucks battle was over and done, a new chance is resurfacing for the trendy coffee chain [...]
Tar Island – New and Improved?
We will give the City of Boston props where props are due. The once cluster-f*ck parking in front of the [...]
Fire on West Seventh StreetÂ
The Boston Fire Department received a call at approximately 11:45am for a fire at 57 West Seventh Street in Southie. [...]
Mirisola’s on L Street Up for Liquor License
UPDATE: The Boston Licensing Board has deferred their vote and will decide on Mirisola's beer and wine license in the future.  More [...]
The Brothers Leader – Remember these guys?
Talk about setting back Southie by thirty years.  You may recall that last August, after attending a Red Sox game on [...]
911 call for the #SouthieSkunk
People call 911 to report the smell of smoke, or maybe even gas but a skunk? Ladder 18 responded to [...]
Celebrate 30 Years of Cruiseport Boston
Back in 1986, Massport opened Cruisport Boston and welcomed 13 cruise ships and a total of 11,723 passengers in its first season! Now 30 years [...]
The area in front of the Post Office
What is going on? After a three year construction plan, the absolute mess of a parking area in front of the Post Office on East [...]
Starbucks Saga Continues
UPDATE: The common victualler license was denied.  More to follow. The outlook does not look good for Starbucks getting their common victuallers license. Mayor Marty [...]
Starbucks Community Meeting Play by Play
Update: The Boston Globe is reporting Mayor Marty Walsh's office is coming out against Starbucks at the hearing for the Common Victualers License on Wednesday [...]
Grand Prix has been canceled
After a controversial go of it, looks like the City of Boston has decided to pull the plug on Grand Prix Boston. Â So that's that! [...]
Starbucks Controversy
Last week it was revealed that a Starbucks will be opening up at the much coveted spot at L and Broadway. Boy oh boy, did [...]
