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Boston parties especially in Southie are a cause for consternation for city councilors. (Shutterstock)
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Good morning, Boston! Today is Thursday, May 6. We re talking about the return of the millionaires tax, something truly unacceptable and where to order your Mother s Day yum-yums.
But first.
City officials at our wit s end are thinking up new ways to harsh the vibe of some overly exuberant residents who just won t keep it down.
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The Boston Globe s Danny McDonald wrote about desperate City Council members proposing fines of $1,000 for the first violation of the city s noise ordinance, $2,000 for a second violation and $3,000 for a third fines aimed at curbing what Councilor Michael Flaherty called out-of-control partying, especially in Southie. Flaherty said a recent weekend saw more than 600 calls about
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