Show your Neighborhood Pride! Our online swag shop is open!
“I was born down on A Street…Southie is my hometown!" Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, our new online pop-up shop is now open for all your neighborhood gear! [...]
South Boston Citizens’ Association Announces Henry Knox Unsung Heroes to be honored at Kickoff Breakfast
See press release below: South Boston Citizens Association (SBCA) President Tom McGrath and the Executive Board are pleased to announce that this Saturday, March 2nd, 2024, at the Kick-off Breakfast, [...]
Dune Brothers x Shy Bird = Shy Fry on Wednesday starting at 4:30pm until it sells out
A perfect way to brighten up a gloomy hump day! Shy Fry: A Winter Fish Fry with Chef Nick Gillespie, Shy Bird Chefs Trevor Kunk and Chandler Femiano, and some [...]
It’s Electric – City of Boston Announces 250 new curbside charging stations coming our way
On Tuesday, Mayor Michelle Wu announced that the city is planning to get 250 new curbside charging stations over the next two years. According to the Boston Globe, this will give roughly [...]
Councilor Murphy and Councilor Flynn File Resolution calling for “Sundays for All” but it was blocked by City Councilor Sharon Durkan
Update: At Wednesday's city council meeting, Councilor Murphy and Councilor Flynn filed a resolution calling for “Sundays for all” to allow all students to have an opportunity to visit Boston’s [...]
Despite opposition from neighbors, migrant shelter will open in Fort Point
A few weeks back, we reported that Fort Point neighbors were informed that migrants could soon move into their neighborhood. Where are they moving to, you ask? A vacant area of [...]
Robin Williams Cutout Taken from L Street Tavern – Do you have it?
On Tuesday, L Street Tavern posted on social media that their Robin Williams cutout was taken from the bar, and they would like it back! In case you live under [...]
BPDA Community Meeting: Core On the Dot Phase 1B
Be informed. Get involved. The Boston Planning and Development Agency will host a community meeting to discuss Core On the Dot Phase 1B on Monday, March 11th at 6:30pm. Zoom [...]
Councilors Murphy + Flynn Concerned that Non-BPS Student are Being Excluded from free admission program
The Boston Globe Editorial Board is weighing in on the free BPS Sundays - a pilot program that allows BPS students and families free admission to local museums two Sundays [...]
5 Things You Should Know This Week – February 26th
Vote! Presidential Primary Info. The Boston Election Department is reminding voters that the Presidential Primary will be held on Tuesday, March 5, 2024. The Presidential Primary determines the presidential candidate [...]
