Southie Shout-out
Sean Regan and Eric PrentisThey've got our back, Southie. A big Southie shout-out to Sean Regan (seen in photo) - Southie guy and former South Boston Coordinator to the Mayor's [...]
Mix and Mingle
District HallDistrict Hall - Southie's newest gathering spot - want you to come out to mix and mingle with friends and neighbors at Welcome Wednesdays! Say hello, do a little [...]
Southie Shout-Out!
local athletes on the riseThree Southie boys are on their way to play in the 55th Quebec International Pee Wee Hockey Tournament in February.  Macdara Casper, Evan Sullivan and Peter [...]
A Southie Shout-Out
Sean Coyle, BFDLet's hear it for local hottie Sean Coyle, a Boston firefighter of Ladder 19 (K Street) who braved the cold to rescue a dog who fell through the [...]
Southie Shout-Out!
Commissioner Bill EvansLet's hear it for for lifelong Southie guy and now newly appointed commissioner of the Boston Police Department, Billy Evans! On Thursday, January 9th, Mayor Marty Walsh will [...]
Bill Linehan
City Council PresidentBill Linehan, South Boston resident and District Two city councilor has been elected president of the Boston City Council. During the first city council session of the year, Linehan [...]
Councilor Bill Linehan
Potential Council PresidentLooks like Southie native and City Councilor Bill Linehan is lining up to be the next City Council President. According to the Boston Globe, Linehan appears to have [...]
Happy Birthday
US Marines!Oo-rah! Happy Birthday United States Marines! The Marine Corp is celebrating its 238th birthday - they don't look a day over 230 - on Sunday, November 10th.If you know [...]
Hubway Station
on West BroadwayNo, it's not a figment of your imagination, that really is a Hubway Station on West Broadway in front of the Sovereign Bank. Not really sure what Hubway [...]
A message from
Councilor Bill LinehanThe recent Boston Globe editorial (School-board appointments shouldn't require council input, 9/12/13) that opposes confirmation of Mayoral appointments to the Boston School Committee by the Boston City Council [...]