It's Time To Vote In The MA State, US Congressional Election: Early Voting & Election Day

Early voting is available now through Friday, October 30th.  Take advantage of local polling locations and those around the City and City Hall. Any registered Boston voter can vote at any early voting location. You don’t need an excuse or reason to vote early or on election day.  Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd.

Not Sure if You’re Registered?

Find out your voter registration status.

The deadline to register to vote is Saturday, October 24. You have until 5 p.m. to register to vote in-person, postmarked by October 24, or until 11:59 p.m. to register to vote online.

On The Ballot: 

Senator in Congress, Representative in Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Auditor, Governor's Council, State Senator, State Representative, District Attorney, Sheriff, and Register of Probate

9 Ballot Questions: View ballot questions. 

Sample State Ballot.

Vote by Mail: 

• Vote-by-Mail Application Deadline: 5 p.m. Tuesday, October 27. Ballot drop boxes are available across the City of Boston. View full list. 
  
  Local Dropbox location: South Boston Branch Library at 646 E. Broadway.

Local Early Voting: View complete listing of early voting locations. 

• Tuesday, October 20th: Vote from 12pm to 8pm at the ICA, 25 Harbor Drive. 
• Saturday, October 24th: Vote from 11am to 7pm at the Condon School, 200 D Street.
• Sunday, October 25: Vote from 11am to 7pm at the Condon School, 200 D Street.
• Tuesday, October 27th: Vote from 12pm to 8pm at the ICA, 25 Harbor Drive. 

Election Day

Tuesday, November 3 is Election Day: Fort Point and Seaport residents vote at One Boston Wharf Rd. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 

originally published 10.20.26

This Week: In & About The Neighborhood

Updated 10/21/26 with Boston Thrift Market Saturday at Lawn on D.

Now through October 30th: Early voting🗳 is taking place in the neighborhood and around the City. View the details about Who, What, Where and When, and exercise your right to vote! 

Wednesday, Octobers 21: Conservation Commission Public Meeting at 6pm. On the agenda is the Notice of Intent for DEP File No. 006-2149 and BOS File No. 2026-043 from GM2 on behalf of the U.S. Postal Service for the proposed pavement resurfacing and stormwater improvements at the Boston Vehicle Maintenance Facility located at 135 A Street, South Boston Waterfront, MA (LSCSF).

Thursday, October 22: Free Thursday Nights at ICA Boston from 5pm to 10pm. Advance tickets are required.

Friday, October 23: South Boston Liaison Office Hour from 10am to 11pm at Caffè Nero, 368 Congress St. Join Lydia Polaski for a chat or to share a concern.

Saturday, October 24: 🥛Office Hours with Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn from 9:00-11:00 a.m. at Caffè Nero on Congress Street. Stop by to say hello, grab a coffee, talk about neighborhood issues and connect with your neighbors.

Saturday, October 24: Style Exchange: Boston Thrift Market from 12pm to 3pm at The Grove at Lawn on D. Refresh your wardrobe without paying retail. Browse clothing, shoes, and accessories from 50+ local closets. Admission is free.

Saturday, October 24: Author Talk: Courtney Humphries - Climate Change and the Future of Boston from 2pm to 3pm at Boston Copley Public Library. Courtney Humphries will discuss her new book on the climate impacts facing Boston and the city’s efforts to mitigate and adapt to a changing climate. Its future risks and opportunities related to climate change are shaped by the 400-year environmental, social and economic history of the city’s development. What does the future have in store?

originally published 10.20.26

MA State Primary Early Voting Starts This Weekend. Primary Election is September 1st.

State Primary Voting Information: 

Primaries are held in order for political parties to choose their nominees for the general election ballot. The two recognized political parties in Massachusetts are Democratic and Republican. If you’re registered in one party, however, you cannot vote in another party’s primary

Check your voter registration status or Update your address or political party.

Voter Registration Deadline: August 22, 2026

Vote by Mail Application Deadline: 5 p.m., August 25, 2026

Early Voting: August 22 – August 28 (click link for complete list)

• This weekend on Saturday, August 22nd and on Sunday, August 23rd from 11am to 7pm at the Condon School, 200 D Street. 
• Monday, Wednesday and Friday at City Hall from 9am to 5pm.
• Tuesday and Thursday at City Hall from 9am to 8pm. 

Election Day: September 1, 2026  from 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.

On The Ballot: Senator in Congress, Representative in Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Auditor, Governor's Council, State Senator, State Representative, District Attorney, Sheriff, and Register of Probate

Sample Ballots: Democratic and Republican

Neighborhood Voting Location: 1 Boston Wharf Rd (corner of Congress & Boston Wharf Rd).

Early Voting, Atlantic Wharf Programming, FPNA Gathering, Election Day, SHINE & More

Now through Friday, October 31st Early Voting for Mayor, District Councilors and Councilors-At-Large at City Hal. Click on link above for hours. View district sample ballot. 

10/27: 391 D Street IAG Public Meeting at 6pm. Phase 2 seeks and third amendment to PDA 50 for the construction of a new fifteen (15) story 160 feet, 438-room hotel of approximately 160,000 square feet on landlocked tidelands. The new combined total will encompass 530 hotel rooms within the Aloft and Element Hotels, up from the originally approved 510 rooms.

10/28: Atlantic Wharf Program Advisory Committee Meeting — Preliminary Review of 2026 Work Plan at 3pm in the Fort Point Room at Atlantic Wharf (290 Congress St – ground level). There will be a recap of 2025 programming and a review of the proposed 2026 events & programming calendar. This meeting is open to the public, welcoming all community members to attend, learn, and share feedback on future Chapter 91 events and programs at Atlantic Wharf.

10/28: FPNA Neighborhood Gathering: The State of Fort Point Channel Flood Protection at 6pm at 105 W. First St (in person encouraged) and via zoom. 

10/29: Boston Wetlands Ordinance  Phase 3 draft regulations Information session at 6pm Phase 3 focuses on climate resilience, extended riverfront, climate equity, and environmental justice. Read Boston Wetlands Ordinance  Phase 3 draft regulations. Comments due 12/15th. 

11/3: 391 D St Public Meeting at 6pm. Please see 10/27 IAG meeting project description above. 

11/4: Boston Municipal Election: Wards 6-11 and 6-12 vote for Mayor, District 2 Councilor and Councilors-At-Large (choose 4 out of 8) at One Boston Wharf Rd from 7am to 8pm. View district 2 sample ballot. 

Have questions about updates to South Boston's long term coastal resilience solutions? Book an appointment with the US Army Corp of Engineers & the City of Boston team at USACE Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management Study 30 Minute Appointments

MassDOT/MBTA Water Transportation Study: Complete the survey now through November 12th to share feedback on improvements to existing ferry routes and infrastructure, new routes and docks, multimodal access and your experiences.

On November 19th from 10:30am to 3:30pm SHINE (Serving the Health Insurance Needs of Everyone) counselors will be at the South Boston Public Library, 646 E. Broadway, to assist older adults in choosing the best healthcare and prescription drug plan to meet their needs. Older adults are encouraged to schedule an appointment for these events or make an appointment for another time, by calling Age Strong at 617-635-4366. You can find more information about all the events happening now through December 5th here. 

This Weekend: Early Voting, Beats on the Beach & All That Jazz

updated 8/27/25 with Sunday evening's Gospel Fest. 

There's lots going on in the neighborhood this weekend from early voting to the 15th annual Boston Jazz Festival to the Beats on the Beach Block Party, and did we mention it is all free? 

The Preliminary Municipal Election takes place on Tuesday, September 9, 2025. 
The last day to register to vote in the preliminary election is this Saturday, August 30th. You may register online or by mail.
Early voting starts this Saturday, August 30th and Sunday, August 31st at the Condon School from 11am to 7pm at 200 D Street. Tuesday, September 2nd, through Friday, September 5th, you may vote early at City Hall Haymarket Room. Hours are: Tuesday and Thursday from 9am to 8pm and Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 5pm. There are 4 candidates for Mayor (pick 1), 3 candidates for District 2 City Councilor (pick 1) and 10 candidates for the 4 City Council At-Large seats (pick 4). The top two vote getters for Mayor and District 2 and the top 8 for At-Large will advance to the November 4th election. View Early Voting Ballot for South Boston wards 6 & 7. 

The 15th Annual Boston Jazz Festival will be held on Friday and Saturday, August 29-30 2025 Maritime Park in Boston’s Seaport District from 5:00 -10 PM Friday . Saturday b12:00 Noon till 10:00 PM. Each year, BJF features performances by some of the best jazz musicians in the business! View line up by clicking above.

Save The Harbor/Save The Bay Beats on the Beach Block Party

When: 8/30 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

What: Pull up for a night of free music, art, and food on Lawn on D! Featuring acts from Chelita, Deevo Da Genius, Lilith, TOMO, ToriTori, DJ Rayvino. Hosted by DJ WhySham. Shop at a 40+ vibrant local art mart with art, crafts, clothes, jewelry, and more!

Where: The Lawn on D, 420 D St.

The 25th Annual Boston Gospel Fest, is taking place on August 31st at the Leader Bank Pavilion, 290 Northern Ave. This vibrant celebration of gospel music will fill the air with uplifting melodies and powerful performances. The free event kicks off at 5 p.m. and runs until 8 p.m.  Doors will open at 4 p.m.   

originally published 08.26.25

Make Your Election Plan

 WHO & WHAT

In the upcoming Presidential and State election, the candidates on the ballot will be for:

ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, SENATOR IN CONGRESS, REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, COUNCILLOR, SENATOR IN GENERAL COURT, REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT, CLERK OF SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT (CIVIL BUSINESS), CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT (CRIMINAL BUSINESS),REGISTER OF DEEDS and REGISTER OF PROBATE (VACANCY)

View Sample Ballot for candidates to elective office plus five Ballot Questions:

QUESTION 1: State Auditor's Authority to Audit the Legislature.

QUESTION 2: Elimination of  Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) Graduation Requirement 

QUESTION 3:Unionization for Transportation Network Drivers 

QUESTION 4: Limited Legalization and Regulation of Certain Natural Psychedelic Substances

QUESTION 5: Minimum Wage for Tipped Workers 

WHEN & WHERE

Voter Registration

Last day to register to vote or update your address for the November election is Saturday, October 26th.

Early In-person Voting (full location list) October 19th - November 1st 

In the neighborhood:

October 22: ICA (25 Harborside Drive) Theater from 12pm - 8pm 
October 26 - October 27: Condon School (200 D St) from 11am - 7pm

October 29: ICA Theater from 12pm - 8pm

At City Hall, Haymarket Room, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9am - 5pm and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9am to 8pm. 

Vote by Mail

Application must be received at City Hall by October 29

All ballots must reach the Boston Election office by the close of polls on Election Day to be counted. 

The closest drop box is at the South Boston Library.

In Person Voting on November 5th

Precinct 6-11 and 6-12 vote at 1 BOSTON WHARF ROAD

Polls open at 7AM and close at 8PM

State Primary: Voter Registration, Vote By Mail, Early Voting & Election Day

updated 8.22.24 with new voting location. 

State Primary Voting Information

Voter Registration Deadline: August 24, 2024

Vote by Mail Application Deadline: August 26, 2024

Early Voting: August 24 – August 30 (click link for complete list)

Saturday, August 24th and Sunday, August 25 from 11am to 7pm at the Condon School, 200 D Street.

Election Day: September 3  from 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.

On Ballot: Representative in Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Auditor, Governor's Council, State Senator, State Representative, District Attorney, Sheriff, County Commissioner (only in certain counties).

Sample Ballots: Democratic  and Republican

Neighborhood Voting Location: 1 Boston Wharf Rd (corner of Congress & Boston Wharf Rd). *new location

originally published 07.30.24

Live Music, Fireworks, Elections, Movies & Art Around The Neighborhood

updated 8.22.24 with Climate Monsters & Boston Jazz Festival.

Lots of free events, fireworks and entertainment about the neighborhood this week and next. 

August 22: Free Thursday Berklee College of Music performances on Waterfront Plaza at Atlantic Wharf from 5pm to 7pm through September 5th. 

August 22: Artists For Humanity BIG Summer Show, the culmination of hundreds of teen artists' and designers' hard work this summer in their BIGGEST art and design sale of the year, happens from 5pm to 8pm in the Epicenter at 105 W 2nd St. Free.

August 22: Taking Back The Hill, a free community, art and food evening hosted by Spoke (formerly Medicine Wheel) from 6pm to 8pm at No Man’s Land, 95 G St (behind Excel High School).

August 23: Going to Ground - PUBLIC BRICK-LAYING PERFORMANCE from 4-7pm. Drop by The Greenway where artists LaRissa Rogers and Zalika Azim together with collaborators – including their moms, aunts, sisters, and several Boston-based artists – will lay earthen bricks on-site to form the foundation of the sculpture.

August 23: Free ICA Vinyl Nights from 5pm to 9pm. Repeats August 30th.  

August 24: "Climate Monsters" by artist Sarah Brophy will take over the Fort Point Channel. Free community launch party from 2pm to 4pm outside of the Boston Children's Museum.

August 24: State Primary Voter Registration Deadline 

August 24 & 25th: Early Voting Sat. & Sun. from 11am to 7pm at the Condon School, 200 D Street.

August 25: Black Owned Bos. Market at Seaport Common (85 Northern Ave) from 12pm to 6pm featuring Black-owned businesses from throughout the Greater Boston area, including food, games and live entertainment. Free. 

August 26: State Primary Vote by Mail Application Deadline

August 26: PAW Patrol: The Movie (Rain Date: August 27), G. Free. 88 Seaport Blvd. 

August 29: Inspectional Services Department's Rodent Control information session from 6pm to 7:30pm.  

August 29: 10th Annual Illuminate the Harbor Fireworks Celebration starts at 8:30pm and lights up for thirty minutes. The fireworks are made possible by support from Meet Boston and presented by Boston Harbor Now, Atlas PyroVision, and the City of Boston. Fireworks can be viewed from anywhere on the waterfront. Here are suggested public viewing locations along the Boston Harborwalk:

Christopher Columbus Park, North End

Piers Park, East Boston

Fan Pier, Seaport District

The fireworks are free to view . Register to stay informed of any updates. 

August 30: Free FPAC Harbor Harmonies Concert from 7:30pm to 8:30pm at Midway Artist Studios, Fort Point Lyric Community Studio,15 Channel Center St. Room 102.

August 30: 14th Boston Jazz Festival by Boss-Ten Productions & Larry J's BBQ from 5pm to 10pm at Maritime Park, 600 D St. Free. 

August 31:14th Boston Jazz Festival by Boss-Ten Productions & Larry J's BBQ from 12pm to 10pm at Maritime Park, 600 D St. Free. 

September 3: State Primary Election Day. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm at a new Seaport location pending confirmation. 

originally published 8.21.24

MA Presidential Primary: Early Voting & Election Day

MA Presidential Primary

Early Voting: continues through Friday, March 1st. At City Hall, Tuesday and Thursdays hours are 9am to 8pm and Wednesday and Friday hours are 9am to 5pm. Click here for complete list of early voting locations to choose from.

Election Day: Tuesday, March 5th from 7am to 8pm.

On Ballot: Presidential candidates, State Committee man and State Committee woman and Ward Committee members if applicable. 

Sample Ballots: Democratic, Republican and Libertarian. Voters who are note enrolled in a political party, commonly called “independents,” may choose to vote in the Democratic, Republican, or Libertarian Primary without becoming a member of a party. Voters enrolled in a political party may vote only in their own party’s primary.

Neighborhood Election Day Voting Location: If you are registered to vote in District 6, Wards 11 & 12, there is a new voting location for this primary election. The polling location is The Paseo, a public ground floor/lobby connecting 55 Pier 4 Blvd and 111 Harbor Way. Hours are 7am to 8pm. 

published 2.27.24

What's Happening This Week & Next

Now through March 1st: Early voting for the MA Presidential Primary at City Hall, Tuesday and Thursday from 9am to 8pm and Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 5pm. Click the link above for more details and polling sites. 

2/28: Boston Harbor Now’s Harbor Use Forum: Stone Living Lab Research, Education & Engagement Projects at 8:30am – 10am. The Lab is an innovative and collaborative partnership focused on testing and scaling up nature-based approaches to climate adaptation in Boston Harbor and beyond.

2/28: Article 80 Modernization In Person Public Meeting from 6pm - 8pm at Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building, 2nd Floor - School Committee Room, 2300 Washington St. Roxbury, MA 02119.The project team will share the results of engagement, analysis, and peer cities research conducted during phase 1 of the project. View Article 80 Modernization Community Engagement and Development Review Operations Improvement Phase 1 Report.

2/29: CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS HEARING ON DOCKET #0257, a hearing to discuss an Ordinance creating the City of Boston Planning Department, at 10am. View Docket.  Written comments may be sent in advance.

2/29: Article 80 Modernization Virtual Public Meeting from 6pm - 8pm. This meeting is a repeat of the 2/28th meeting. See description and link to the report in the 28th meeting above.

3/5: MA Presidential Primary Election Day. Vote in person in at an unleased storefront in The Paseo located at 55 Pier 4 Blvd./111 Harbor Way from 7am to 8pm. The Paseo connects Harbor Way and Pier 4 Blvd. Please note this new location is being utilized while District Hall is under renovation. 

State Election: Who, What, When, Where & Why

updated 10/20/22: with local early voting location, dates and times.

WHO & WHAT
In the upcoming State election, candidates on the ballot will be for:

Representative in Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Auditor, Governor's Council, State Senator, State Representative, District Attorney and Sheriff.

View Sample Ballot.

In addtion, there will be four Ballot Questions:

QUESTION 1: Proposed Amendment to the Constitution, Additional Tax on Income Over One Million Dollars

QUESTION 2: Law Proposed by Initiative Petition, Regulation of Dental Insurance

QUESTION 3: Law Proposed by Initiative Petition, Expanded Availability of Licenses for the Sale of Alcoholic Beverages 

QUESTION 4 -Law Proposed by Initiative Petition,  Eligibility for Driver’s Licenses.

On September 9, 2022, the Elections Division certified that a referendum petition for a ballot question that was submitted on September 7, 2022 had been signed by enough registered voters to qualify for placement on the November 8, 2022 State Election Ballot. 

Because this petition was submitted after the July 2022 deadline for inclusion in the printed Information for Voters booklet that is mailed to each household, this question is not listed in that voter guide. The question will, however, be listed on each November 8 State Election ballot as Question #4.

WHEN & WHERE

Voter Registration

Last day to register to vote or update your address for the November election is October 29th

Early In-person Voting (full location list) October 22nd - November 4th

In the neighborhood
October 27: ICA (25 Harborside Drive) from 12pm - 8pm plus free musuem admission

October 29 - October 30: Condon chool (200 D St) from 11am - 7pm

November 3: ICA from 12pm - 8pm plus free musuem admission

Vote by Mail

Application must be received at City Hall by November 1st. 

Ballots need to be postmarked by November 8th and received at City Hall no later than November 12th

Secure drop box option at the South Boston Public Library, the ICA on early voting days only and multiple other locations in the City

In Person Voting on November 8th

Precinct 6-11 and 6-12 vote at District Hall, 75 Northern Ave

Polls open at 7AM and close at 8PM

WHY
The community counts on our elected officials for their support of local issues and initiatives. Elected officials look at voter turnout by neighborhood. Why do State Elections matter? The State (MCCA/BCEC, MBTA and Massport) is a property owner, developer and transit provider in the neighborhood.

Poll Workers are still needed on election day. To find out more information and apply, click here

originally published 09.27.22

Around The Hood: This Week

updated 11/3/22 with Nov. 2nd Cannabis meeting & Nautilus meeting recordings plus City Hall To Go Truck Nov. 4th.

October 31: “Trick or Treat along East and West Broadway” from 4-6 p.m. Look for orange and black posters inviting the children to stop by for a treat.  If you are starting on West Broadway going toward East Broadway, walk on the odd-numbered (southern) side of the street. If you are starting on East Broadway heading to West Broadway, walk on the even-numbered (northern) side of the street. Hosted by the South Boston Chamber of Commerce and the South Boston NDC. 

November 2: 2nd Public Meeting on Proposed Zoning Amendment of Cannabis Establishments at 6pm. View  November and August meeting recording and presentation plus amended text. 

November 2: MassDOT Revised Bus Network Public Meeting at 6pm. Share your comments.

November 2: Nautilus Restaurant (300 Pier 4 Blvd) Abutters Meeting at 7pm via Zoom. Requesting to amend entertainment license to include live entertainment indoors only (4 instrumental/vocalist, tvs, and dj). Indoor hours until 2am with existing non-live entertainment on patio until 11pm. To view meeting enter password, W&*@Ld6z

November 3: Early voting and mail-in ballot drop off at the ICA from 12pm to 8pm plus free admission to the musuem after voting. 

November 3: Seaport Square Impact Advisory Group Public Meeting at 6pm. View Notice of Project Change for changes in uses, particularly residential to labs, along with the introduction of biosafety 3 labs intermingled with housing, a reduction in green park space important for climate resiliency to prevent or manage flooding and heat island impacts.

November 4: City Hall To Go Truck with City Council President & District 2 Councilor Ed Flynn at the Municipal Lot at 450 W Broadway, from 3:30 - 5 p.m. You can apply for resident parking permits or dog licenses, request birth, death, or marriage certificates, paying or appealing parking tickets, etc... without making the trip to City Hall. 

November 12*: Let's Beautify Fort Point. Come get your hands dirty planting daffodils from 10am -1pm. Meet up at Wormwood Park. Details and to sign up. *new date

originally published 10.31.22

State Primary: Voter Registration, Vote By Mail, Early Voting & Election Day

Voter Registration Deadline: August 27, 2022

Vote by Mail Application Deadline: August 29, 2022

Early Voting: August 27 - September 2

Election Day: September 6  from 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.

On Ballot: Representative in Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Auditor, Governor's Council, State Senator, State Representative, District Attorney, Sheriff, County Commissioner (only in certain counties).

Sample Ballots: Democratic  and Republican

Neighborhood Voting Location: District Hall, 75 Northern Avenue

As election day approaches and with the City's twenty new precincts (two new precincts for voters of South Boston), there is a need for poll workers. If you know anyone who may be interested in serving as an Election Officer, on Tuesday, September 6, 2022, please have them complete the online application here. If you have any questions, the Boston Election department can be reached by email or by phone a 617-635-0905.

originally published 07.26.22

FPNA October Neighborhood Gathering & Spooky Happenings

You Are Invited To A Fort Point Seaport Hybrid Neighborhood Gathering Tuesday, October 26, 2021 6 pm to 8 pm in person at District Hall (75 Northern Ave.)  or  via Zoom Sign Up Today featuring Seaport Winter Wonderland & Upcoming Programming at Martin's Park plus Our C-6 Community Officers District 2 City Councilor Ed Flynn including  Neighborhood News & Conversations Construction & Development Updates from the Channel to the Harbor Latest News on Redistricting & Reprecincting  Neighborhood Cleanup and Daffodil Planting Day & A New Restaurant Marcelino's Boutique Bar 2 Northern Ave (formerly the Daily Catch) requesting support for all liquor alcohol license

Your Choice: In Person or Online You choose how you would like to participate when you Sign Up. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Please note: the sign up confirmation will include the zoom link even if you plan to attend in person. Please remember if you are visiting us at District Hall to wear your mask. We look forward to seeing you all.

Upcoming Neighborhood Happenings October 15 - 17: 42nd Annual Fort Point Open Studios throughout the neighborhood and online. October 19: 776 Summer Street (L Street Power Plant) Deconstruction Informational Meeting at 6pm. Register. October 20: Conservation Commission Meeting  Neighborhood Topics Notice of Intent for DEP File No. 006-1824 and BOS File No. 2021-049 from Epsilon Associates on behalf of Channelside Acquisitions, LLC for the proposed replacement and reconfiguration of subsurface utilities located at 244-284 A St, South Boston, MA Notice of Intent for DEP File No. 006-18XX and BOS File No. 2021-XXX from Nitsch Engineering on behalf of Seaport D Title Holder LLC for the proposed demolition of a parking lot and construction of a new building and underground parking garage located at 65 Northern Ave/88 Seaport Blvd, South Boston, MA Saturday, October 23, through Friday, October 29: Early Voting for the 2021 Mayoral & City Council Municipal Election (November 2) Saturday and Sunday at Condon School (200 D St.) from 11am to 7pm.  Thursday, October 28 at District Hall (75 Northern Ave.) from 12pm to 8pm. Halloween Fun  Boston Children's Museum: Visit the Bootanical Garden starting October 20 and the. Halloween Spooktacular on October 29 from 6pm - 9pm. Spooky Movies on the Greenway at 6pm: Get Out (R) on October 21 and Hocus Pocus (PG) on October 28. Pappas Way: October 24th Barks, Brews & Boos: Family and pet friendly Halloween Fun from 3pm - 6pm. Trunk or Treat for Children aged 0 - 8 years old on November 1st at South Boston Neighborhood House Preschool Parking Lot (1187 Columbus Rd) from 3:45pm - 5:15pm. (Rescheduled to 11/1 due to weather)  Trick or Treat on Broadway: October 29 from 4pm - 6pm hosted by South Boston Chamber of Commerce businesses & South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation.(new listing)   Let's build a better neighborhood together. Contact FPNA  today! originally published 10.16.21