Come this fall, Trader Joe’s will be open at 44 Thomson Place. According to the Boston Business Journal, the construction company, MDM has been issued an $800,000 permit  to change [...]

A speeding car on Morrissey Boulevard leads to two people arrested for illegal firearm and failure to wear a seatbelt.  You can’t be speeding and not wear your seatbelt!  See [...]

Mayor Martin J. Walsh is reminding residents to take precautions during the hot and humid weather that is forecasted for this week, with high temperatures persisting through Tuesday, July 30th. [...]

It’s local folklore that true love can be found at Lincoln Tavern. Many a couple have met at this South Boston restaurant. On Valentine’s they even run a Lincoln Love [...]

On Friday afternoon, CIS began getting tweets that a seaplane had landed in the water near M Street Beach. Hmmm…well, that’s odd. Then it was confirmed by the Boston Globe. [...]

Three original works of art were stolen from Patriot Homes - an affordable housing for veterans building located at 273 D Street. The art was donated through Art Connection - [...]

Watch where you park On Sunday, July 28, 2019, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will close William J. Day Boulevard in the City of Boston to all traffic [...]

The YMCA of Greater Boston is pleased to welcome Eileen MacNeil as the new Executive Director for the Huntington Avenue YMCA. The South Boston resident brings more than 14 years of [...]

See Press Release Below BOSTON – This week, Senator Nick Collins and Representative David Biele joined their colleagues in the Massachusetts State Legislature in voting to pass the state budget [...]

Dear Neighbors, We would like to thank you for your engagement around the expiration of the Interim Planning Overlay District (IPOD) and the existing deficiencies within Article 68. Whether it [...]