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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 – [...]
Mayor Wu Announces Opening of Outdoor Performance Venue and Beer Garden On Boston Common on May 4th
Transformed community space on the country’s first public park designed to reimagine open space activation and downtown revitalization BOSTON - Tuesday, May 2, 2023 - [...]
Help Support Ursula Volosevich Who is Battling Breast Cancer
This past February, Southie native Ursula Volosevich was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. The 35-year-old ER nurse has a kind heart, a warm smile [...]
Mayor Wu Announces Street Theory as City of Boston Mural Consultant
As many as 15 new public art murals are coming to Boston via a new $3.5M contract with Street Theory. See Press Release below: BOSTON [...]
Light it Up: Glowing Bridges are lighting up the Emerald Necklace
Go for a walk In an effort to help Boston residents enjoy parks in the winter, Lights in the Necklace has officially launched through March [...]
Cocktails for Conservation – Zoo New England!
Join Zoo New England for a virtual happy hour series, where you'll hear from Zoo experts and learn more about the passion, care and commitment [...]
Space Savers on Sunday and Monday in Southie
Be a good neighbor Caught in Southie received a few photos of spot savers put out by residents trying to get one over on their [...]
Guide to Valentine’s Day in the Neighborhood
From gift ideas to dinner inspiration, it’s all right here in our Valentine’s Day Guide! Make sure to check back as we will be updating [...]
Honestly? A space saver sighting in Southie on Tuesday
A bucket of balls We realize a snow emergency was issued in the City of Boston on Monday. And technically, you have 48 hours to [...]
Hit the ski slopes of Southie
Why not, right? On the anniversary of the first blizzard of the #Snowmageddon Winter in Boston, snow fell on Tuesday evening, continuing into Wednesday morning. Only [...]
The curious case of potatoes in Wayland
A story caught our eye on Boston.com about baked potatoes showing up on the lawn on the Wayland Free Public Library. Late night host Stephen [...]
#ServeitForward – a new neighborhood initiative
When Annie Coleman learned about the newest COVID-19 restrictions imposed on local restaurants, she was inspired to step up and help. “My heart broke for [...]
Old School Southie: A tale of a gangster, lottery shenanigans and a blue collar neighborhood.
With lottery fever spreading through the neighborhood, it reminded me of this gem. One Sunday morning, I woke up and instinctually picked up my phone [...]
Southie History Lesson: Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Cask of Amontillado”
If you’ve taken high school English, I’m sure you’ve read Bostonian Edgar Allan Poe’s short story “The Cask of Amontillado." In case you don’t remember [...]
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his connection to Boston
Did you know that before Martin Luther King became an iconic civil rights leader, he was a graduate student at Boston University in the early [...]
Look who’s sleeping in! Southie Turkeys
UPDATE: The Southie Turkeys are back roosting on Emerson Street. We've seen those lovable but mischievous Southie Turkeys hanging out on cars or sauntering down [...]
