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Dorchester Beaches Closed due to Bacteria
Due to high bacteria levels, the DCR has closed the beaches in Dorchester for swimming. As of July 20th, the updated state list of closed [...]
Mayor Wu Announces Investment in Citywide Bike Riding Instructions for Kids
BOSTON – Wednesday, July 19, 2023 – Today Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston Parks and Recreation, Boston Centers for Youth & Families, and the Office of [...]
Dorchester man arraigned in connection with July 5 mass shooting
BOSTON, July 10, 2023 –A Dorchester man was ordered held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing on assault to murder and multiple weapons violations after [...]
Potential Flooding on Morrissey Blvd. on Sunday
Beware of Flooding Due to some heavy rains on Sunday, National Weather Service issued a flood warning! Expect delays and closures on Morrissey Blvd., because [...]
Missing 12-year-old Yadiel Tejada – Have you seen him?
Update: Yadiel Tejada has been safely located! From BPD News: The Boston Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in [...]
BPD arrest two juveniles + recover two loaded firearms in Dorchester
From BPD News: At about 5:45 PM, on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, Officers assigned to the Youth Violence Strike Force [...]
3-alarm fire on Blue Hill Ave
BFD are responding to a 3-alarm fire at 1333 Blue Hill Ave in Mattapan at 1:45pm. Heavy fire is showing [...]
Another Fire in Dorchester: 2 alarm on Fifield
At approximately 10:30am, BFD responded to call and found heavy fire on all three floors of an occupied 3-family building [...]
4-alarm fire in Dot: 19 Oakley Street
BPD are responding to call for a fire at 19 Oakley Street on Sunday at 1:15pm. A second-alarm was ordered [...]
Crazy Scene at McDonald’s Parking Lot in Adams Village
There was quite a scary "situation" taking place on Saturday evening around 7pm between a car and dirt bikes in [...]
Transit Police are looking for this guy who grabbed a phone and threw it into the pit
The jerk store called... From Transit Police News: On March 20, 2022 at approximately 11PM the victim, a female, was standing on the MBTA Downtown [...]
Outdoor Dining Woes: issues + frustration are surfacing in the city
As the third year of the outdoor dining pilot program kicks off Friday, there seems to be some confusion and frustration regarding news rules and [...]
City Council passes ordinance regarding targeted residential picketing
On Wednesday, the Boston City Council passed the ordinance regarding targeted residential picketing means picketing, protesting, or demonstrating, with or without signs or sound amplification, [...]
Boston Blooms Block Party – April 13th
BOSTON – Wednesday, March 30, 2022 – Mayor Michelle Wu, in partnership with the Downtown Boston Business Improvement District, the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy, and the [...]
Sen. Nick Collins to host Small Business Forum on Friday
In Partnership with Massachusetts Growth Capital Corp. and MACDC BOSTON – This Friday, April 1st, Senator Nick Collins will host a small business forum to [...]
Mayor Wu Announces Some Changes and Next Steps for North End Outdoor Dining
Mayor Michelle Wu held a press conference on Tuesday re: the North End Outdoor Door Dining situation. The press conference initially was to be held on [...]