Just days after violence shattered the peace along Centre St.,

JP-residents grabbed lunch at Fred Ciampa’s Same Old Place showing their

concern and support for the restaurant, its staff, and the

neighborhood.

Organized by Neighbors For Neighbors Joseph Porcelli, customers wore name-tags, proudly stood in line waiting to order and demonstrate their resolve to stand together against

the latest round of violence to strike…

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Is your home weatherized? Have you had an energy audit? Have you started a new career in the Green Economy?

We tagged along on an energy audit and spoke with some who believe they're being shut out of the new green economy.

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Winning just under 60% of the vote Matt O’Malley defeated James W. Hennigan to win the special election and will take over from John Tobin as the next City Councilor from Boston’s District 6. O’Malley will hit the ground running and one of his first official tasks may be deciding the political fate of fellow councilor Chuck Turner. Turner was recently convicted of Federal corruption charges.



O’Malley spoke at the Milky Way in front of over 100 supporters telling the crowd he will not… Continue

After 12-years of work between the MBTA, City and the Community plans for a permanent Arborway Yard bus facility on Washington St. are nearing completion. But without funding the MBTA says the future of the project rests in hands of the community.

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