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Non-Essential Businesses to Close + a Stay Home Advisory
On Monday morning, Governor Charlie Baker ordered all non-essential businesses to close starting Tuesday, March 24th at 12noon through April 7th due to COVID-19. Essential [...]
Volunteers in the Neighborhood on Saturday
Be on the lookout for volunteers in the neighborhood dropping off handy-dandy pamphlets filled with helpful information about COVID-19. See press release below: On Saturday, [...]
Boston Water & Sewer Says Quit Flushing Wipes
In this age of COVID-19, there seems to be many messages reminding people to stop doing stupid things. In addition to spreading false information on [...]
White Van Rumors: Knock it off!
The Massachusetts State Police want you to stop spreading rumors on Facebook. Evidently, people are circulating falsehoods involving a white van filled with people in [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Starbucks Saga Continues
UPDATE: The common victualler license was denied. More to follow. The outlook does not look good for Starbucks getting their [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Starbucks Controversy
Last week it was revealed that a Starbucks will be opening up at the much coveted spot at L and [...]
South Boston Rezoning Initiative Meeting
Be informed. Get involved. Want to be a part of the conversation about development in our neighborhood? Then attend this important community meeting on Tuesday, [...]
Parking near the Post Office
A long time coming but finally an end in sight! Back in August of 2013, City Councilor Bill Linehan sent out a statement regarding the [...]
The Martin Richard Park-Text-A-Thon
The Martin Richard Foundation is hosting a “Text-A-Thon” help raise funds for a playground at Children’s Wharf Park located at 64 Sleeper Street in Fort Point near [...]
Verizon Fiber Optic Network Coming to Boston
Can you hear me now? Looks like we can say good riddance to Comcast Xfinity and say hello to better service with Verizon! Mayor Marty [...]
Aerial Testing for Radiation – Helicopters in the sky
If you see some low flying helicopters circling in the sky, don’t freak out! The National Nuclear Security Administration announced a low-flying helicopter will be [...]
Anti “Bathroom Bill” Flyers Circulating in Southie
On Sunday, Andrew Ryan - Southie resident and Boston Globe reporter found a flyer on the windshield of his car urging people to “stop the [...]
