Yolanda Cerullo Celebrates 100th Birthday in the Neighborhood
Coast Guard Veteran Yolanda Cerullo rang in her 100th birthday in style, complete with a birthday tiara and wand, alongside residents and staff of Compass on the Bay in South [...]
Caught Reading in August – three new reviews!
There are a few more weeks of summer! Here are a few more books to get through August! Book 1: The Quiet Tenant By: Clemence Michallon Anyone else out there [...]
Rep. David Biele Helps Pass $375 Million Bill for Roads and Bridges
City of Boston to receive over $14.9 million to invest in roads BOSTON – Recently, State Representative David Biele joined his colleagues in the Massachusetts Legislature on Thursday passed a [...]
Four teens arrested for random attack at South Bay
What the heck is going on? This is the second attack of this nature in the same area in two weeks. Back at the beginning of the month, six juveniles [...]
ZaZ Fest – Two days of Afro-Caribbean food and fun in the Seaport
Join the ZaZ family for their annual two-day festival on Saturday, August 19 and Sunday, August 20 in the Seaport. Saturday, August 19 | 2:00pm – 10:00pm On Day 1 [...]
15 years later, a look back at the Columbia Threadneedle Investments Boston Triathlon in South Boston
Since 2009, athletes from all over the world have come to South Boston to compete in the Boston Triathlon. The swim course starts and finishes on DCR Carson Beach, following [...]
Weekend Picks – August 18th
Beats on the Beach Block Party at the Lawn on D Save the Harbor/Save the Bay is hosting a Beats on the Beach Block Party at the Lawn on D on Friday, [...]
National Thrift Shop Day – Celebrate in the Neighborhood
Hidden Treasures Southie has a Boston Magazine Best of Boston winner for consignment shop - Covet – perfect for celebrating National Thrift Shop Day! Make a plan to hunt and gather and [...]
Ollie Palooza – Thursday afternoon at Moakley Park
Some good old-fashioned family fun! It’s Ollie Palooza! This fun-filled community event is perfect for all ages and takes place on Thursday, August 17th from 3pm-6pm at Moakely Park! Features [...]
Bullying in City Hall Is Evidently A Problem
Bullying in the Boston City Council is evidently a problem that City Council President Ed Flynn would like to nip in the bud. Last week Flynn held State Ethics Training [...]
