The Heights are alive with the sound of music!
OK it might not be the hills of Austria, but our highest point in Southie sure is a great spot to gather and admire the commanding views of our great [...]
Tom Gailunas
We are sad to announce that Tom Gailunas, uncle to CIS writer Peter Gailunas - has passed away.  A funeral Mass will be held at  Gate of Heaven Church on Wednesday [...]
Southie History Lesson: Perkins School for the Blind
Opium, the Underground Railroad, the Battle Hymn of the Republic and Southie Did you know that the Perkins School for the Blind was located here in Southie for most of [...]
The Quest for Parking
Everyone in Southie knows how difficult the parking situation is in many areas of our neighborhood. Â Â If you come home after 6pm, you drive around and around hoping to find [...]
Remembering Joe “Dodo” Nee
“Family was everything to Dodo, and South Boston was his family." He was a proud Marine and Boston Firefighter – two callings that are the embodiment of caring for and [...]
Look who’s back: King Tide
Oh boy! His Highness is back in town for Memorial Day Weekend!  King Tide will be rolling through bringing with it 2.5 extra feet of water at high tide! [...]
Ripcord: A New Play by Southie’s Own David Lindsay-Abaire
Pulitzer prize winning playwright David Lindsay-Abaire grew up in Southie and his hometown has had a great influence on his work. His play, Good People is about a down-on-her-luck single Southie [...]
Southie Ice Cream New: Molly Moo’s
We have some good news and bad news. Bad news first? Molly Moo’s on L Street will be closing its doors. But wait, Molly Moo’s will be opening at another [...]
On The Move: Unpakt
Everyone knows that moving is the pits. With the help of Unpakt, the whole process can be a little more efficient and pleasant! This helpful new service lets you plan, [...]
Hey, Mazz – you’re not from Boston.
Why is it people love to claim they're from Boston but are not? If you live in the suburbs, grew up in the suburbs, and went to school in the [...]
