The City of Boston is accepting applications for fall funding for the Community Preservation Act.  This fund helps with affordable housing, historic preservation, parks and open space.  Last year the Harry [...]

I spend a decent amount of time driving around the mean streets of South Boston, and during that time I’ve made a few observations.  One of these observations is that [...]

After reading Heather's post about driving like a-holes in Southie which I agree with 100%, it inspired me to elaborate on a few more ways that people drive like jerks [...]

Lace up your sneakers and walk around Castle Island to raise money for the Michael Burke Foundation – an organization which helps families in and around the Boston area battling [...]

Sometimes it’s the little things that make life a little easier and a little happier.  For the past two weeks, lifelong Southie resident John Sheppeck, an MBTA Commuter Rail conductor, [...]

Hey, Yotel!  Thanks for being a great neighbor!  After the devastating explosions in the Merrimack Valley on Thursday evening, Yotel in the Seaport District offered free rooms (cabins) for all [...]

Never forget! The Boston Fire Department will have a moment of silence ceremony at neighborhood firehouses across the city.  At 9:45, BFD apparatus will be taken out of quarters to [...]

Last month, the ICA Watershed opened its doors for the first time. It’s located at the Boston Harbor Shipyard and Marina in East Boston—right across from their Seaport location and [...]

Thanks to the kind and generous donation of brand new walk-in refrigerator from the City of Boston Credit Union, the Fourth Presbyterian Church will be able to better serve the [...]

Written by Coleman Nee/City of Boston Credit Union Back-to-school shopping can be both exciting and stressful, but with these tips from City of Boston Credit Union you can stay relaxed [...]