State Senator Nick Collins recently hosted a local summer intern in his State House office. Tim Lynch, a lifelong resident of South Boston, spent six weeks in the State Senate [...]

Kicking off a year of commemorations celebrating 100 years since the 19th Amendment was adopted in 1920, enabling women to vote.  Celebrate at a special event on Tuesday, June 25th [...]

The South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation (SBNDC) announces its annual Go Green Day at the South Boston Farmers Market from 12 to 6 p.m. Monday, June 24. Activities throughout this [...]

The much anticipated casino and resort, Encore Boston Harbor is opening on Sunday! From gambling to eating and drinking, we got the scoop on this 3 million square foot opulent [...]

What in the wild world of sports is going on? Look like a turf battle erupted over a baseball field at Evans Field. Neither side was playing baseball. It was [...]

Bring any torn or worn American flags in need of retirement out to Fort Independence on Friday morning.  The ceremony begins at 11am and has been organized by the Castle [...]

Erin Flaherty and Izzy Sheehan want to babysit your kids!  So plan a date night or run some errands, because Southie Sitters have got you covered!  They babysit children ages [...]

Last season, the Harry McDonough Sailing Center had a late start thanks to Mother Nature damaging its docks.   With some fearing the wildly popular youth summer youth program may [...]

Martin’s Park, located next to the Children’s Museum, is named for Martin Richard – the youngest victim of the Boston Marathon bombings - and will officially open to the public [...]