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512, 2025

Councilors Passed a Unanimous Resolution in Support of Expanding Prevention of Drink Spiking

By |December 5th, 2025|Categories: Happenings|Comments Off on Councilors Passed a Unanimous Resolution in Support of Expanding Prevention of Drink Spiking

Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn and Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata passed a unanimous resolution in support of prevention and public awareness campaigns related to drink spiking in the City of Boston. Drink spiking occurs when [...]

2510, 2025

Billy Baker Field Dedication Honors South Boston Legend Who Built a Community Through Soccer

By |October 25th, 2025|Categories: Featured, Happenings, Lifestyle, News|Comments Off on Billy Baker Field Dedication Honors South Boston Legend Who Built a Community Through Soccer

Under a crisp blue sky and the sound of bagpipes, dozens of family members, friends, former players, coaches, and community leaders gathered at Moakley Park to celebrate the naming of Billy Baker Field — honoring [...]

2310, 2025

Design Team Chosen for Next Phase of Moakley Park

By |October 23rd, 2025|Categories: Featured, News|Comments Off on Design Team Chosen for Next Phase of Moakley Park

Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department today announced Weston & Sampson as the technical lead and Stoss Landscape Urbanism as the design lead for the next phase of improvements at Moakley [...]

1510, 2025

Honoring A Life of Legacy: Billy Baker

By |October 15th, 2025|Categories: Featured, News|Comments Off on Honoring A Life of Legacy: Billy Baker

Billy Baker was a native Bostonian who was born and raised in South Boston. He owned several businesses and is most known in the neighborhood for bringing soccer to the youth of South Boston. In [...]

1109, 2025

Public Hearing about Mass/Cass Crisis Held at Hampton Inn

By |September 11th, 2025|Categories: Featured, News|Comments Off on Public Hearing about Mass/Cass Crisis Held at Hampton Inn

by Rick Winterson Recently, a vitally important public hearing took place. In an unusual step, the Boston City Council’s Committee on Public Health, Homelessness, and Recovery held this hearing off-site – not at City Hall. [...]

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