FEATURES
Ombrello – A Summer Oasis in the Seaport – now open through Oct. 2nd
Update Ombrello, in partnership with Kured, has extended its run at Boston Seaport until October 2, remaining open every weekend on Friday & Saturday 3-8pm [...]
Dos + Don’ts for Double Parking in Southie
Double parking is as much a part of Southie's culture as Castle Island and the Saint Patrick's Day Parade. Everybody has done it at [...]
Get to Know The Duo Behind Beers Over Boston
Last Monday night Allison Bloch and Bill Hall visited a new brewery called Drop Zone Brewing in Winthrop. It’s been open for six weeks, is [...]
Drag Show Etiquette
Unless you’ve been living under a rock over the past few years you’ve noticed that drag shows have exploded in popularity…if you have been living [...]
City of Boston Credit Union: Showing “Resilience”
See Press Release Below: Last week, the City of Boston Credit Union staff, management, and Board of Directors came together to demonstrate their “Resilience” throughout [...]
The best content is going local. Introducing Cobbles.
It hasn’t always been easy for people to come together to support, laugh, share, and interact with each other. Not lately, at least. Communities used [...]
5 things I’ll miss about quarantine and 2 things I won’t
As the great Dolly Parton once sang, “I can see the light of a clear blue morning, oh and everything’s gonna be alight, it’s gonna [...]
Moakley Park Public Forum
Be informed. Get involved. Moakley Park is getting a makeover. The goal is to balance recreational needs with community gathering spaces and flooding protection. Participate [...]
Drawing A Line In The Sand To Keep Our Beaches Safe And Open
Written by Bruce Berman, Director of Strategy & Communications, Save The Harbor/Save the Bay Check out this video too! The late US District Court Judge [...]
Next: Chapter 5 – Grounded
(First, stop right there! Did you read Chapter 4 of our South Boston romance serial novella yet? If not, read this first! ) THEY WALKED past [...]
A special PSA to South Boston from Mayor Walsh, Colin’s Joy Project and some familiar faces from neighborhood
The City of Boston has partnered with Colin’s Joy Project to bring our neighborhood a special PSA on the importance of practicing social distancing, washing [...]
Beautifully Renovated Boston Brownstone Apartments in the Ashmont Area
You’ll love living here! This historic, colonial-style brownstone has just been beautifully renovated and consists of studios plus one and three-bedroom apartments. Residents will enjoy [...]
South Boston Graduates of 2020
They got up early. Wrote papers. Took exams. Due to pandemic times, they won't get the accolades they deserve for their hard work so here [...]
Congratulations Class of 2020!
Southie Shoutout to Delia Doherty on her graduation from Syracuse University! Her proud parents Sean and Peggy (Woods) Doherty festooned their home on Ticknor Street [...]
Talk about great neighbors! City of Boston Credit Union launches Operation Pay it Forward
The employees at City of Boston Credit Union branch in South Boston have worked with two local businesses to direct food that was generously offered [...]
Team Butler: Take Steps Virtual Walk to support Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation
Perseverance Sheila Butler was first diagnosed with Crohn’s disease when she was 16, and has since endured 17 surgeries and countless treatments. Through it all, [...]
