We don’t want put the whammy on us, but it’s mid-January and no snow.  (Don’t forget back in 2015, it was a similar situation and at the end of January all hell broke those in the form of Snowmageddon.) Looks like snow is in the forecast for us.  The National Weather Service just issued a winter storm watch for all of Massachusetts from Saturday afternoon through Sunday ... Keep Reading

MISSING PERSON ALERT: The Boston Police Department is issuing a missing person alert while seeking assistance from the public in efforts to locate 13-year-old Maria Fernandez of Boston. Fernandez is described as a black hispanic female, 5’ tall, 100 pounds with a thin build, black hair, brown eyes. She was last seen January 11, 2019 at about 3:00 PM at the Indigo House in ... Keep Reading

A community meeting will be held to have a conversation about the local impact of Massachusetts' new marijuana law with a panel of experts from the Codman Square community, medical field, and legal profession.  This event takes place on Thursday, January 24th from 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM  at Black Box Theatre at Codman Academy - 14 Epping Street.  All attendees will be entered into ... Keep Reading

Did you tune in on Tuesday night to watch Mayor Marty Walsh make his State of the City address? With a very presidential candidate-like vibe, the mayor addressed housing, crime, climate change, schools, homelessness, addiction and threw a few digs at the White House.  “The State of the City is strong,” declared Walsh.  He also mentioned that he and Governor Charlie Baker will ... Keep Reading

It seems like the Boston City Council has had it up to here with bad drivers racing on our roads! According to Universal Hub, City Councilor Andrea Campbell has suggested cameras at major intersections to catch drivers in the act of blowing red lights and speeding. A ticket will be issued and then sent in the mail compliments of the City of Boston. After just five months, the ... Keep Reading