Boston Public Schools could be changing its COVID protocols in the new year, including a potential temporary mask mandate. In a message to BPS families Thursday, Superintendent Mary Skipper thanked [...]
Prepare to Recycle those Christmas Trees Recycle those dried-out Christmas trees this week! The City of Boston will be collecting them for the first two full weeks in January! Place [...]
From BPD News: On Friday, December 23, 2022, a 93-year-old male reported to police that he was scammed out of $9,500.00 in United States Currency on Thursday. The victim reports [...]
"Meet George Jetson..." Recently, the Mass. Convention Center Authority put out a request for proposals to develop three lots, making up more than six acres on D and E streets [...]
Last Minute Shopping Now more than ever, our small businesses need your help! Shop local! Pick up last-minute gifts or treat yourself to something nice! You’ll be supporting local businesses. [...]
Dear neighbors, With 2022 drawing to a close, I would like to provide a summary of my work in what has been a transitional year in the City of Boston. [...]
BOSTON - City Council President Ed Flynn has been proud to work with Mayor Janey, Mayor Wu, and Boston Public Schools since October 2021 to advocate for BPS teachers to [...]
Brrrrr... On Thursday, Perry School Principal Andrew Rollins will take the plunge into Boston Harbor at M Street Beach across from the school. State Representative David Biele and Chris Schroeder, [...]
Friday's weather is expected to be bonkers with heavy rain and damaging winds. Top wind gusts over 60 mph are possible. Coastal flooding expected - so you know what that [...]
Spreading some love in the neighborhood The sounds of bagpipes and drums filled the air with "Scotland the Brave" on Monday night in City Point. Southie native and member of [...]
Don’t miss out! Get Caught in Southie delivered to your mailbox!
Your information is confidential. View our Privacy Policy.
© 2025 Caught In Southie, All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy | Terms & ConditionsÂ
