Miracles can happen!  Looks like My Diner will be opening in Southie after all!  We have to admit we have felt the void of the closing of My Diner – [...]

Could be. In the ever changing landscape of South Boston, the neighborhood could be getting another boutique hotel.  According to the Boston Business Journal, Evergreen Property Group proposed a 159 [...]

If you were near Boston Harbor over Fourth of July,  you may have notices a stream of brown stuff in the water - that almost resembled raw sewage.  But fear [...]

Looks like Southie’s getting a new six story development to the corner of B and Dot. Ave.  Last week, the City of Boston’s Board of Appeal approved a six story, [...]

Not so fast, Mr. Mayor. After the ceremonial ribbon was cut.  After the photo ops and greetings and salutations, Mayor Marty Walsh got an earful from neighborhood watch dog and [...]

Wednesday was a beautiful day for a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Medal of Honor Park at M Street.  All the local pols were present including Mayor Marty Walsh [...]

There's a die hard group of racquetball players (affectionately referred to as "wallbangers") who have enjoyed a long and storied sporting life on the Boston Athletic Club's racquetball courts. So, [...]

Uniting South Boston's elected officials in D2 race Congressman Stephen F. Lynch formally announced his endorsement this week of Ed Flynn for District 2 City Council. He joins a growing [...]

District 2 City Council candidate Corey Dinopoulos is calling for a renewed commitment to the civic institutions that strengthen our beautiful city this Fourth of July. “Every District 2 resident [...]

Imagine skipping the traffic, the crowded buses, and hoping on a ferry to get to your destination!  Well, Boston Harbor Now announced today it is launching a study of passenger [...]