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Mayor Michelle Wu Talks Trump, BPS and Improving City Services in Second Inaugural Address
Mayor Michelle Wu was sworn in for her second term on Monday at Symphony Hall. She spent much of 2025 on the campaign trail defending [...]
In a City Hall Twist, Councilor Breadon Elected President after Last Minute Withdrawal of Coletta Zapata
Allston-Brighton’s Liz Breadon will serve as president for Boston’s 58th City Council, beating District 4’s Brian Worrell seven to six. “I came to the role [...]
After 100 years of restrictions, shellfish can be harvested in Boston Harbor.
Big news, all those who had “start clamming and shellfishing” on their 2026 new things to try list. For the first time in more than [...]
$48M Community Benefits Announced After Agreement between the City and Kraft Group for New Soccer Stadium
Agreement includes nearly $48 million in payments to the City over the next 15 years BOSTON - Wednesday, December 31, 2025 - Mayor Michelle Wu [...]
Celebrate 42 Years of New Edition in Boston – Get all the fun details
Mayor Michelle Wu today announced a series of events honoring New Edition, the legendary Boston-based R&B group founded in Roxbury [...]
SPARK Council panel says NIMBY neighbors and state regulations impede Boston’s nightlife
The Spark Council is a volunteer leadership and civic engagement program for millennial and Gen Z residents responsible for leading [...]
Welcome to the Neighborhood, Bunker Hill Laundromat
BOSTON, MA – August 16, 2025 – Related Beal today celebrated the grand opening of Bunker Hill Laundromat, located at 194 Bunker Hill [...]
New to the Neighborhood: PickleBOS opening this Winter in Charlestown
BOSTON (August 14, 2025) – Related Beal today announced that PickleBOS, a premier pickleball club in Boston, will be coming to the Charlestown [...]
Unauthorized Sign on Bill Russell Bridge Channels Conan O’Brien’s Not-So-Subtle Zakim Joke
The Boston Globe reports that an… ahem… eye-catching sign has popped up on the Bill Russell Bridge, and let’s just [...]
Late Night with MBTA: starting August 24th service will be extended an extra hour on Friday and Saturday nights.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) today announced that, effective August 24 as part of Fall 2025 service changes, all subway [...]
Mayor Michelle Wu Declares a Heat Emergency in the City of Boston
BOSTON – Sunday, August 10, 2025 – Mayor Michelle Wu today issued a heat emergency for the City of Boston beginning tomorrow, Monday, August 11 [...]
City Council condemns Trump’s efforts to repeal Obama-era climate policy
Boston’s city council unanimously moved to condemn the Trump administration’s proposal to repeal the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Endangerment Finding – the legal basis for regulating greenhouse [...]
Caught in Charlestown: Donnie Wahlberg shooting at Paul Revere Park and Monument Ave.
Actor and Boston native Donnie Wahlberg has been spotted in Boston filming his new TV series “Boston Blue,” a spin-off of the CBS show “Blue [...]
Garbage Truck Mayhem Ends in Crash on Alford Street Bridge on Thursday
Just when you thought your Thursday commute couldn’t get weirder, sirens, smashed hydrants, and a rogue trash truck made sure it did. According to NBC10 [...]
The Mysterious Case of the Vanishing Pepper Shakers at Warren Tavern
The staff of Warren Tavern recently noticed something strange happening at the restaurant. Pepper shakers are mysteriously vanishing from the tables of the neighborhood restaurant. [...]
Sparks Fly on Bartlett Street: Power Outage and Car Fire in Charlestown
Things got a little too lit on Bartlett Street Tuesday night when an electrical fire left more than 100 Charlestown residents without power. According to [...]