What the hell, Target?
If you’ve been on social media the past few days, you’ve seen them on your feed. T-shirts sold at Target showcasing Boston’s neighborhood maps. Sounds good enough except there are [...]
If you’ve been on social media the past few days, you’ve seen them on your feed. T-shirts sold at Target showcasing Boston’s neighborhood maps. Sounds good enough except there are [...]
What a week! First the Allied War Veteran Council voted 9-4 to deny OUTVETS entry in the Evacuation Day/St.Patrick’s Day Parade. Then Dan Magoon from Mass Fallen Heroes resigned from his [...]
Good grief! South Boston Online is reporting that the parade coordinators - Allied War Veterans Council will not be voting again on their recent decision to deny OUTVETS entry into [...]
If you’ve been following along this Evacuation Day/St. Patrick’s Day Parade saga, OUTVETS is not being allowed to march in this year’s parade because of a “code violation.” The Allied [...]
1. We already moved past this two years ago! The decision to allow OUTVETS and Boston Pride to march finally made the St. Patrick’s Day Parade inclusive. The AWVC’s most [...]
Oh boy! Here we go again! Just when you think we’ve moved past this, controversy rears its ugly head when it comes to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Southie. [...]
So it seems the development of the South Boston Waterfront aka the Seaport District is sort of back firing. Back in the day the waterfront consisted of an abundance of [...]
Be on the lookout for “George” a 1973 Indian motorcycle that was stolen this week from Ball and Buck on Newbury Street. Named after America’s first President, George was a [...]
For years, commuters have used L Street as a cut through to get in and out of downtown. If you’re in the know, you understand you should avoid L Street [...]
Written by Tito Jackson Congratulations to the People of Boston on GE’s Decision to Decline a Taxpayer-Funded Helipad This past Valentine’s Day, General Electric sensibly stepped away from part of [...]