Thoughts on Britt McHenry
Written by Heather FoleyHave you ever wondered how Regina George would have turned out if she didn't get hit by that bus? She probably would have become an entitled shrew [...]
Written by Heather FoleyHave you ever wondered how Regina George would have turned out if she didn't get hit by that bus? She probably would have become an entitled shrew [...]
If you're waiting for the bus at O and East Broadway, you'll be waiting for forever. This bus stop is no longer a bus stop! Due to a public safety [...]
Enough is enough! That's the sentiment of the war cry that has been declared by the Gate of Heaven Neighborhood Association led by life-long Southie resident and neighborhood association president [...]
#One Boston DayBoston will hold a moment of silence at 2:49 p.m. on April 15 to mark the two-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings. Church bells will then ring [...]
Sometimes life has a way of making a left turn out of nowhere. For Tarrah and Damian Zedower, it was last summer when their then two year-old son Caden was [...]
Thanks to positive resident feedback, the temporary one-ways in South Boston will be extended to June 1st, 2015. Initially, the one-way transportation reconfiguration was implemented in February due to a [...]
Massachusetts Fallen Heroes is hosting a discussion and meet-and-greet on Monday, March 30th at District Hall (75 Northern Ave.) in South Boston's Seaport District to give key updates on the Mass [...]
How's this for a story. Â A canonball - yes, a cannonball - was discovered by a fisherman on Carson Beach on Thursday. Â The state police bomb squad detonated the 12-inch [...]
Positive improvements to how we get around the city! Mayor Marty Walsh announced on Wednesday that the City of Boston will adopt Vision Zero - a new action plan for a [...]
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse. We realize that Southie is in the midst of a parking crisis but we had not idea just how bad it is [...]