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Fentanyl contributed to Jimmy Hayes death
Hayes family sharing this information Dorchester native and former Boston Bruins player Jimmy Hayes, 31, who died suddenly back in August, died with fentanyl and [...]
Local Dirty Politics in South Boston involving a false promise of $100 gift cards
Good grief According to a tweet by Lisa Kashinsky – a political reporter for Politico – there was some campaign dirty tricks happening on Sunday in [...]
MBTA giving away Dunkin gift cards to commuters on Monday
See Press Release Below: On Monday, October 18, at 1 PM, within the Commuter Rail entrance and subway entrance on the Commuter Rail concourse level [...]
Beware of these little green troublemakers – Emerald Ash Borers
Emerald Ash Borer a threat to Boston’s Ash Trees BOSTON – Friday, October 15, 2021 – Mayor Kim Janey and the Boston Parks and Recreation [...]
Jury trials in Boston and beyond have been postponed.
Universal Hub is reporting that the chief judge of US District Court in Massachusetts has ordered the postponement of all jury [...]
BPS Eliot K-8 is closed due to coronavirus concerns.
See Press Release Below: Wednesday, March 11, 2020 – Today the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC), in conjunction with the [...]
JFK Library and Museum closed due to coronavirus concerns.
Two workers at the JFK Library are currently self-quarantined after attending a conference where someone tested positive for coronavirus. Neither [...]
St. Patrick’s Day in South Boston: cancellations, celebrations and more.
On Monday evening, Mayor Marty Walsh announced that the 2020 South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade would be canceled due to [...]
Mayor Walsh Updates Boston’s Coronavirus Response
Mayor Marty Walsh took questions from local press on Tuesday afternoon in front of City Hall. Here’s a breakdown of [...]
MBTA Cancels Public Meeting for Tuesday Night
See press release below. BOSTON – Out of an abundance of caution, the MBTA is cancelling this evening’s previously scheduled [...]
For second year in a row, Boston has the worst rush-hour traffic in the country.
Yay, us! Should be no surprise to anyone who lives here, but Boston has the worst rush-hour traffic in the country for a second year [...]
Coronavirus Update from Boston Youth Lacrosse
Not the email you want to find in your inbox. On Thursday night, Boston Youth Lacrosse families received a letter of precaution stating that a [...]
Two 3-alarm fires in Dorchester
On Thursday night/Friday morning, there was not one but two fires in the neighborhood. Around 8:15pm, BFD responded to a call for a fire at [...]
Pure Oasis will open on Monday
It’s official! According to the Boston Globe, Pure Oasis – Boston's first retail cannabis shop - will open its doors on Monday, March 9th in [...]
MBTA Announces Increased Sanitation Schedule
As Part of State’s Preparedness Planning for Cornoavirus Frequency and intensity of vehicle and station cleaning to be enhanced and expanded beginning this week New [...]
Mayor Marty Walsh appoints a five-member cannabis board
Appointees will work to advance equity, diversity and opportunity in the cannabis industry, and represent a diverse range of expertise. See Press Release below! BOSTON [...]