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BPD Drug Control Units Search Warrants Lead to the Seizure of Drugs and Cash
From BPD News: At 10:50 AM, on Saturday, December 4, 2021, Members of the District E-13 Drug Control Unit and District C-11 Drug Control Unit [...]
2 alarm fire in Dorchester
BFD responded to call for a fire at 1063 Washington Street around 6pm on Friday. First companies arrived to heavy smoke showing and a second [...]
Stabbing on the #28 bus in Dorchester
On Thursday night, a person was stabbed on the #28 bus in Dorchester. According to the transit police, a suspect is in custody and the [...]
Community Alert: BPD Warns Against Drinks Being Drugged
From BPD News: BPD Community Alert: The Boston Police Department is warning patrons of local area bars and clubs of the dangerousness of scentless, colorless and tasteless [...]
BPD investigating a deadly shooting in Dorchester
According to Fox 25, BPD are actively investigating a shooting in Dorchester that killed a teenage girl. The shooting took [...]
Community Advisory: Emergency Vehicle Procession
Listen up! At 7:30pm on Wednesday, a procession of emergency vehicles – including BFD, BPD and EMS will drive around the city [...]
MBTA Joins #SoundTheHorn Campaign
All MBTA vehicles will sound their horns twice at 3 p.m. on Thursday, April 16 #SoundTheHorn campaign honors the MBTA’s 6,385 [...]
Maybe posting that high school photo isn’t such a good idea. Scam alert.
Of course hackers and scammers find a way to ruin something light-hearted and fun during pandemic times. People have been [...]
Member of BPD passes away from COVID-19 complications
Officer Jose Fontanez's body will be carried from Boston Medical Center to Mann & Rodgers Funeral Home in JP beginning [...]
City Realty Group helping Dorchester students with Chromebooks
City Realty Group, a community-focused real estate development company, is donating new Chromebooks to help underserved Boston students continue learning [...]
COVID-19 cases in Boston hospital workers double in the past weeks.
WCVB is reporting that cases of COVID-19 in healthcare workers have doubled in the last few weeks. For Boston’s major hospitals there are a total of [...]
If a tree falls in Dorchester….
On Monday in the midst of the wild weather, this big tree went down near the Neighborhood House Charter School. Luckily, it was an open [...]
Batten Down the Hatches: Gusty winds could lead to power outages & down trees.
You might want to charge your cell phone, laptop, and any other device that needs power. Maybe move your parked car from under that old [...]
Batten Down the Hatches: Gusty winds could lead to power outages & down trees.
You might want to charge your cell phone, laptop, and any other device that needs power. Maybe move your parked car from under that old [...]
Red Sox for Life: Gift to Beth Israel Healthcare Workers from John Krasinski and Big Papi.
“Some Good News” During this time of COVID-19, it’s nice to get some good news. A few Beth Israel workers got a nice surprise on Sunday [...]
Mayor Walsh Announces Mortgage Relief Partnership with Banks During COVID-19 Pandemic
12 lenders will provide homeowners with at least three months of deferred mortgage payment BOSTON – Thursday, April 9, 2020 – Building on his Administration’s [...]