CIS 311 Report of the Week
We all have complaints living in the city! We often see 311 reports like out of state plates parked for weeks, trash not properly stored in trash barrels, loud roof deck [...]
We all have complaints living in the city! We often see 311 reports like out of state plates parked for weeks, trash not properly stored in trash barrels, loud roof deck [...]
Always Remember A little bit o' history. Memorial Day is a national holiday and a day of remembrance of those who have died while serving our country in the [...]
Back in March of 2017, it was reported in the Boston Globe that 2100 new parking spots would be created via two large projects subsided by Massport and Boston Planning and [...]
Warmer temps and sunny skies make it the perfect time to explore the South Boston Waterfront aka the Seaport District! With museums, restaurants, shopping, fitness studios, a luxury movie theater, [...]
Anyone who knew Stephanie “Lovey” Uftring knew how she could light up up a room with her personality. She was outgoing, kind, and loads of fun. Back in 2014, Stephanie [...]
We're beyond excited to announce that The Lawn On D (Powered by Citizens Bank) will open for its fifth season on May 1st! This year's lineup includes weekly themed parties, [...]
On Wednesday, Sr. Evelyn Hurley, age 103 and former first grade teacher at St. Brigid School in Southie, delivered an inspiring invocational prayer at the Boston City Council meeting. She [...]
Welcome back to the Caught In Southie History Lesson, where we (eventually) get to the Bicentennial of Southie Hidden Gem! When we think back on the first European settlers in [...]
Welcome back to the Caught In Southie History Lesson, where we (eventually) get to the Bicentennial of Southie Hidden Gem! When we think back on the first European settlers in [...]
Painting by Tommy Cherry Tommy Cherry glances at his iPad for reference, a photo of one of the infamous Tall Ships sailing through Boston Harbor, as he adds a few [...]