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Boston Seaport Announces the Launch of the Project Paulie Bocce Club
Boston, MA – May 8, 2023 – Get ready to bounce, toss and roll! Project Paulie, a community-focused organization dedicated to bringing people together through food and culture and a [...]
Mother’s Day Neighborhood Gift Guide
Mother’s Day is May 14th Whether you’re buying for your mom, a mom-to-be, your sister, or a friend, here are some gift ideas from local [...]
The Lawn on D is Swinging into Season 10!
The Lawn On D Powered By Citizens is back for Season 10, featuring a whole summer of fun, including live music, food, drinks, family-friendly events, [...]
The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy Announces Hundreds of Events For A Fun-Filled Summer
The Conservancy invites you to experience an exciting season of food, music, festivals, markets, play, and fitness events on The Greenway May 3, 2023 – [...]
How NAPS Became the Go-To Resource for Southie Parents
When Jamie O'Day, BSN, RN, IBCLC, met her future business partner Emily Silver, MS, NP-C, IBCLC, the two were doing overnight shifts at BIDMC Labor [...]
Heather’s Comeback Tour
It’s been almost two weeks since my second dose of Pfizer and you know what that means…I’M READY TO PARTY. * The last time I [...]
Ultimate Self Defense: Making our kids stronger
“We found a way forward.” On a chilly Wednesday evening, more than two dozen kids from the neighborhood gathered at Marine Park to train with [...]
Jake Scapes: Maybe you’ll find one
UPDATE: On Tuesday night, NBC Nightly News will feature Jake Scapes tonight at 6:30pm. Jake Garcia is a nursing student with a passion for en [...]
South Boston in the 1970’s: photos via the Atlantic
South Boston long ago... The Atlantic recently posted a collection of photos of Boston from the 1970’s and include events and scenes from the St. [...]
Okay, doomer: Some thoughts on doomscrolling and doomers.
Every year Dictionary.com adds some new words to its dictionary and often these new words are a clue into the state of our world at [...]
Southie History Lesson: When Castle Island was an actual island.
We love Castle Island - it's one of the highlights of our neighborhood. But, as I’m sure you’ve noticed, Castle Island is not an island [...]
An Expert Explains Why You Should Apply to the Boston Season of Married at First Sight
If you’re a single Bostonian with a desire to be married right this very moment, I have good news for you: Married at First Sight [...]
Hey! Don’t let your dog pee on my stoop!
A Southie good neighbor reminder: kindly stop your dog from peeing on people’s property. It seems sort of foolish to be posting this but I’ve [...]
St. Patrick’s Celebrations at Home!
It’s that time of year, when the world falls in love, every song you hear seems to say, Happy St. Patrick’s Day… Ok so that’s [...]
Irish Superstitions Explained
Hello, my name is Heather Anne Margaret Foley, and as you can probably tell, I’m Irish. Growing up in South Boston in the 80s, my [...]
Southie History Lesson: Julia Ward Howe
During her life, Julia Ward Howe (1819- 1910) was called the “foremost woman in America” which is a pretty impressive statement! Julia Ward Howe was [...]
