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USS Constitution is Underway on Friday
History in Motion USS Constitution is scheduled to get underway on Friday, September 25th, from Charlestown Navy Yard at 10:00 A.M. The cruise will be [...]
City Council pledges to not cross the picket line at Encore Boston
The City Council has extended unanimous support to striking workers at Encore Boston Harbor, pledging not to patronize the casino until workers are offered a [...]
Unauthorized Bike Lane Markings Raise Safety Concerns at Busy Boston Intersection
A busy Boston intersection is once again raising safety concerns following another crash involving a scooter. According to NBC10 Boston, Boston City Councilor Erin Murphy [...]
Boston Police Department shares summer crime stats at four-hour public safety hearing
The City Council Committee on Public Safety held its first meeting since July to deliberate on months of hearing orders related to public safety initiatives [...]
Now Casting: The Next Voice of Boston Logan International Airport
Massport invites Massachusetts residents to enter the “Voice of Logan” competition and help choose the voice that will greet travelers [...]
Slate Charlestown to Close After Seven Years in the Neighborhood
After more than seven years in Charlestown, Slate is closing its neighborhood shop. Owner Lizzy announced the closure on social [...]
Remembering 9/11 – 25 years later
It’s been 25 years since the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001. Here are some ways to honor and remember. [...]
Take a Neighborhood Field Trip: South Boston Street Fest Returns September 19 for Its 26th Year
SOUTH BOSTON, MA — One of South Boston’s favorite days of the year is almost here. The 26th South Boston [...]
Power Failure and Flooding Reported at Harvard-Kent Elementary School
Boston officials are addressing a power failure and flooding situation at the Harvard-Kent Elementary School in Charlestown ahead of the [...]
Celebrate National Library Card Sign-Up Month with Three New BPL Card Designs
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, and the Boston Public Library is celebrating with three brand-new library card designs! The new cards were [...]
Hitting the Road for Labor Day Weekend? Here’s When to Leave
Heading out of town for Labor Day Weekend? You might want to get an early start. AAA released its Labor Day Weekend travel forecast, and [...]
Charlestown has a new City of Boston Neighborhood Liaision, Isabella Carr
BOSTON – Tuesday, September 1, 2026 – Mayor Michelle Wu today announced Marcus McNeill as the new neighborhood liaison for Mid-Dorchester, Isabella Carr as the new neighborhood [...]
City Council considers 12 weeks of full pay through updated Paid Parental Leave program
Returning to the Council Chambers after the birth of her son, Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata filed a new ordinance that would provide city employees with [...]
Election Day Reminders from the City of Boston – Don’t forget to vote on September 1st
BOSTON – Friday, August 28, 2026 – The City of Boston Election Department is reminding voters that the State Primary is Tuesday, September 1, 2026. [...]
Local Budtenders Say “Vote No On 8”
A decade after legal weed came to Massachusetts, Ballot Question 8 seeks to recriminalize recreational marijuana and to limit the amount a person under 21 [...]
Boston Family Days Expands with Free Guided History Tours Across the City
More than 500 Boston Public Schools families will explore the City’s neighborhoods, history and cultural landmarks through free guided tours BOSTON – Tuesday, August 25, 2026 [...]