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Old School Southie: Gillette encourages property damage to prove the strength of its razors
Stronger than glass Way back in 1932, Gillette encouraged people to use their razors to cut window panes to show just how strong the edges [...]
CeleBetty Sightings in Snowport
After a whirlwind summer in the Himalayas and the devastating end to a soap-opera-worthy love story (sorry Tessa Thompson, Betty is focusing on her career [...]
Light it Up Seaport! Holiday Stroll and Tree Lighting
Get ready to get your holly jolly on. On Friday, December 2nd, Boston’s tallest holiday tree (49ft.), adorned with 10,000 twinkling lights, will be lit. [...]
Wee Home In Southie captured by Streetscape Curator, Matthew Dickey
Have you ever stopped and looked at the houses in your neighborhood...we mean, really looked? Well, local artist and streetscape curator Matthew Dickey is constantly [...]
Southie History Lesson: Father Joseph Laporte
Many here in South Boston and beyond were upset when the statue dedicated to Father Laporte was vandalized earlier this month. But who exactly was [...]
Farmers Market is back in the Seaport District
Bringing an abundance of local, fresh food to the neighborhood, Seaport welcomes back Boston Public Market’s seasonal open-air farmers market for its third year. Located [...]
Heather’s June Picks
Hello! I’m Heather, and every month I’m going to share my picks for food, fashion, beauty, entertainment…basically I’m gonna tell ya’ll about what I’m excited [...]
CIS Photo of the Week: Storm moving over Castle Island
Power of Mother Nature Take a look of this photo captured by James Maki at Castle Island on June 3rd. Check out the colors in [...]
7 days of 311 reports in Southie via Cobbles
The last seven days in South Boston have been busy ones for 311 reports! The new neighborhood app Cobbles came up with this report for [...]
Next: Chapter 6 – Uninvited
(First, stop right there! Did you read Chapter 5 of our South Boston romance serial novella yet? If not, read this first! ) WHEN OLIVIA was [...]
Paul the Doodle Pearce is reunited with Chris the dog guy
Another sweet story to lift you up during the pandemic. If you've ever been to Cumbie's at L & 5th, you've probably have seen Chris. [...]
A simple story of kindness
During pandemic times, it’s nice to share a story of kindness! We need them! Southie resident, Eileen Murphy shared this story with us via twitter! [...]
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 [...]