Looks like our South Boston Branch of the public library will be named after former MA State Senate President and President of UMass Boston Bill Bulger.  We'll second that! The [...]

On Sunday, a South Boston Dorchester Street resident heard a knock on the door and was greeted by a gentleman wearing a checked button down shirt claiming to work for [...]

A special Mass will be held on Sunday, July 27th at 6pm at St. Brigid Church in memory of Amy Lord.  Amy was a 24 year-old South Boston resident who [...]

Concerned South Boston citizens gathered in the cafeteria of the Tynan school on Wednesday, July 23rd to discuss a proposed 7 Day Resident Parking Pilot Program for the City Point [...]

The BPD is looking for helping in identifying this suspect shown here in this photo.  This suspect is wanted in connection with a recent car break-in in the City Point [...]

written by Betsey Walsh FrissoraThe BRA Board approved the redevelopment of 39 A Street, which would bring both market rate and affordable housing to South Boston. Located within the A [...]

It's really not a huge surprise to us.  The Boston Redevelopment Authority is up to shenanigans and in need of reform.  Following is a press release from Mayor Walsh:Today Mayor [...]

On Wednesday, the Massachusetts Senate and House of Representatives voted affirmatively to pass the Conference Committee bill on the expansion of the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC).  This expansion [...]

Just so you know - on Thursday, July 17, 2014 from 6:00 p.m. until approximately 9:00 p.m., the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will close William J. Day Boulevard in South [...]

Written by Betsy Walsh FrissoraThe massive residential project proposed for 190-206 West 2nd Street (also known as 181-185 West 1st Street) has been approved, and the developers of Triad Alpha [...]