South Boston's Neighborhood Magazine
You were missed! After several months closed due to the pandemic, Publico will reopen on Thursday, July 9th with an expanded street facing patio, interior open-air atrium and inside seating…
Americans began to hoard many things at the beginning of the COVID-19 era: toilet paper, canned goods, Peloton bikes, and yes, for many of us, puppy dogs. The first time…
Boston EMS Incidents is reporting that an 11-year-old child was stuck by fireworks on Mercer Street in South Boston on Tuesday night around 9:40pm. The child’s hand was partially amputated. …
In what we’re sure is a surprise to no one, we love fried chicken! And in a second non-surprise, we love it more from a local joint than in a…
These are a few of our favorite things Top Shelf Cookies and Grand Ten Distilling are partnering up on Thursday, July 9th. You need to pre-order you cookies and booze…
Gov. Charlie Baker signed legislation to expand mail-in and early voting in Massachusetts. Secretary of State William Galvin made the announcement on Monday afternoon. Why? Due to COVID-19 risks, this…
The South Boston Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation encourage you to support our local dining establishments during this unprecedented time. Here’s a guide to restaurants open for take-out/and or delivery.
Every community has its own flavor and is strengthened by the people who call it home. Like the family down the street that just moved in, the neighbor next door who you run into at the coffee shop every Tuesday morning, or the small restaurant around the corner that makes the best pizza in town. Cobbles wants to redefine our community experience to help people go beyond their screens, connect with the people around them and rediscover what it means to be part of a real neighborhood again.
Boston EMS Incidents is reporting that an 11-year-old child was stuck by fireworks on Mercer Street in South Boston on Tuesday night around 9:40pm. The child’s hand was partially amputated. …
Gov. Charlie Baker signed legislation to expand mail-in and early voting in Massachusetts. Secretary of State William Galvin made the announcement on Monday afternoon. Why? Due to COVID-19 risks, this…
UPDATE: Evidently, BPS-appointed Opportunity and Achievement Gap Task Force is not pleased with BPS officials’ announcement below about the new vendor to administer testing for exam schools. According to the Bay…
Making history once again, The Mezz, a new luxury building features an ideal West Broadway location with sweeping views of the Seaport and the city. These spacious, modern residences embrace timeless, contemporary style and exceptional finishes, yet keep durability, energy efficiency and ease of maintenance in mind.
The holidays are upon us and we want to make sure they are merry and bright! This insider’s guide will help you shop, entertain, unwind, and have some fun! This guide will be packed with tips like where you can get the best blow out for your office party, where to host your holiday mixer, wine and booze suggestions, where to buy a Christmas tree, and a holiday gift guide for everyone on your list!
We will be updating the guide weekly so make sure to check back!
You were missed! After several months closed due to the pandemic, Publico will reopen on Thursday, July 9th with an expanded street facing patio, interior open-air atrium and inside seating…
In what we’re sure is a surprise to no one, we love fried chicken! And in a second non-surprise, we love it more from a local joint than in a…
These are a few of our favorite things Top Shelf Cookies and Grand Ten Distilling are partnering up on Thursday, July 9th. You need to pre-order you cookies and booze…
Running out of room? Need that home office? How about a playroom for the kids? Not ready for the suburbs? 271 Gold Street is your answer! Newly constructed in 2017,…
Exceptional newer construction 2,400 sq/ft penthouse duplex in an elevator building with garage parking and an amazing private roof deck with views for days! Step inside you won’t want to…
A rare opportunity to own a large beautifully extended two-family home situated “over the bridge” in Savin Hill. Just steps from the beach with views of the water from the…
Americans began to hoard many things at the beginning of the COVID-19 era: toilet paper, canned goods, Peloton bikes, and yes, for many of us, puppy dogs. The first time…
Hanging up the scissors After 40 years as a barber in the neighborhood of South Boston, Ottavio Lograsso has officially retired. For generations, he has been trimming hair, buzzing heads,…
Let me preface this by saying we are living in weird, effed up times with much more pressing issues than what I will ever write about. This is vapid and…
Hello friends, it’s about that time…a new month, new monthly picks! Every month I’m going share some things I’m excited about, so let’s get to it! Watch: Unsolved Mysteries You know…
The Monet Effect – Spreading Love and Hometown Pride The print on the baby’s romper looks like floral from afar…but upon a closer look it’s actually images from Boston that…
Father’s Day is Sunday! (Seriously, it is…) Here’s a roundup of gift ideas for dear old dad – and you won’t even have to leave the neighborhood to get them. #shoplocal…
Bring on Phase 3 Gov. Charlie Baker announced on Friday that Phase 3 of the reopening plan can begin on Monday, July 6th in the state of COVID-19. It doesn’t begin in…
BOSTON – Wednesday, July 1, 2020 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the City of Boston July Drive-In Movie Series, organized by the Boston Parks and Recreation Department and the Mayor’s…
Let’s go camping State campgrounds open for camping season on July 1st. You can make reservations and lean more here! Cookout Having a backyard cookout for the Fourth? K & 8th…
