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Trouble at the Celtics Watch Party at Copley in addition to other post game incidents
Evidently, there was lots of trouble on Friday night at the City of Boston’s Celtics Watch Party. According to Universal Hub, around 11pm BPD had [...]
BPD want your help in identifying this person in connection to to aggravated assault at Celtics Game 4 Watch Party
From BPD News: Boston Police are attempting to identify the below-pictured individual in relation to an aggravated assault that occurred on Friday, June 10, 2022, [...]
Light It Up – Walter Baker Chocolate Factory Admin Building
Update: The illuminated sign shown brightly on Friday night!  Original Post: After 56 years of darkness, the landmark sign on top of the Walter [...]
Boston parents look to overturn exam school admission decision
The Boston Globe is reporting that a group of Boston parents are asking a federal appeals court to overturn exam school admission decision and let their [...]
Bring Your Own Bags in the City of Boston
On Wednesday, Mayor Marty Walsh announced that the plastic bag ban is in effect beginning on October 1st. Please be [...]
Helpful Info: Fallen Trees/Downed Power Lines
Boy it’s windy out there! Here’s some helpful information via City Councilor-at-large Michael Flaherty: If you see fallen trees or tree [...]
BPD Sexual Assault Unit responded to a call for an assault with intent to rape near Public Garden
UPDATEÂ At about 9:45 AM on Tuesday, September 29, 2020, officers assigned to District A-1 (Downtown) and detectives assigned to the [...]
Blue Hill Ave Mobility Project Funding Rejected by Federal Government
Well, that’s a bummer. A little over a year ago, the City of Boston was looking for the public’s suggestions, [...]
A man is shot in Savin Hill
UPDATEÂ From BPD News: Update: At about 1:17 AM on Sunday, September 27, 2020, officers assigned to District C-11 (Dorchester) responded [...]
3-alarm fire in Dorchester
BFD responded to a call for fire at 141and 145 Howard St. in Dorchester around 7pm on Friday night. A [...]
Bridge on Morrissey Boulevard caused delays on Friday morning
Good grief! Were you stuck in traffic on Morrissey Boulevard on Friday morning? Chances are it could have been because the bridge was stuck in [...]
Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from September 23rd
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s COVID-19 press briefing on Wednesday, September 23, 2020. Development in the Breonna Taylor case: The Mayor began [...]
City Councilor Andrea Campbell is running for mayor
And then there were three. We've got a race for Mayor of Boston in 2021. City Councilor Andrea Campbell joins fellow councilor Michelle Wu in [...]
Dorchester Development News: Dorchester Bay City
Hang onto your hats! Dorchester Bay City could be coming our way. Developers Accordia Partners filed plans with the Boston Planning and Development Agency for [...]
Small-format Target opening in Fields Corner
UPDATE: Word on the street is the small format Target will open on October 25th in Fields Corner. Target lover rejoice! Â The new 27,000 [...]
Flooding in Dorchester
This is bananas Without a drop of rain falling from the sky, the flooding in Dorchester on Tuesday was captured in these photos. Thanks to [...]