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MBTA Ends Mask Mandate
The MBTA rescinded its mask requirement on all MBTA vehicles and MBTA properties on Tuesday afternoon. Masks will still be required by users of The [...]
Southie Shoutout: WBNA Volunteers
Making the neighborhood a little more beautiful! Let's hear if for the volunteers of the West Broadway Neighborhood Association who planted 720 daffodil bulbs along [...]
311 Report of the Day: Cigar Smoke Triggering Cat’s Asthma
This has to be fake right? When a group of gents decided to smoke some cigars in front of L Street Tavern on Saturday afternoon, [...]
Bomb Threat at City Hall on Friday
Evidently there was a bomb threat on Friday afternoon at City Hall. The Boston Herald is reporting the building needed to be evacuated after a [...]
COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic on Saturday
From City Councilor Ed Flynn City of Boston Mayor's Office of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Boston Public [...]
Quality of Life/Problem Properties Meeting: A recap
On Wednesday evening, hundreds of concerned citizens of South Boston gathered via the all too familiar Zoom meeting to discuss problem [...]
Sen. Collins Announces Record-Breaking State Funding for Public Education
$863.5 Million Allocated for Boston BOSTON – Recently, State Senator Nick Collins joined his colleagues in the Massachusetts Legislature in announcing an [...]
Mystery Solved: The Case of the Missing Flute
A valuable flute was reported missing way back in 2012 went the owner left it in a cab. Fast forward [...]
Former Police Commissioner Evans Releases a statement re: Patrick Rose case
The Boston Globe is reporting that former Boston police commissioner is defending the handling of the 1995 child molestation charges [...]
Shots fired at Moakley Park – one injured with non-life-threatening injuries
On Tuesday evening, Moakley Park was buzzing with spring-time activity. There were kids playing Little League games. Lacrosse practice was [...]
Statement from Mayor Janey on Release of Former BPD Patrick Rose’s Internal Affairs File
Statement from Mayor Kim Janey on the Release of Former Boston Police Officer Patrick Rose’s Internal Affairs File **Note**: The redacted internal affairs file and a [...]
Police Related Incident at Carson Beach on Tuesday
A situation arose on Carson Beach on Tuesday morning that needed police presence. According to Jay Kenny on twitter, Boston Police and State Police were [...]
No Parking Alert: Excel High School
Watch where you park! Excel High School posted on social media on Sunday afternoon that beginning Monday, April 19th there are parking restriction in the [...]
Problem Properties/Quality of Life Issues Meeting
Hang onto your hats On Wednesday, April 21st at 6:30pm, City Councilor Ed Flynn and the City of Boston Inspectional Services Department will host a [...]
Vehicle Inspections Back in Action in Massachusetts
After being shut down for weeks thanks so a malware attack, the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles announced that vehicle inspections will resume on Saturday [...]
Spot Saver Sighting in Southie….in April
Jerk Store On Friday, it snowed in the morning. There was no accumulation other than some wet slush and the snow fall was certainly not [...]