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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 [...]
Netflix Login Changes On The Horizon – Here’s what you need to know!
With a heavy heart, I deliver the news that Netflix will no longer allow multiple logins. So yes, the day has finally come that you [...]
Shea’s Tavern – Is it open? A new instagram account would like an answer.
Let us present to you the curious case of Shea's Tavern. Located at 266 West Broadway, Shea's Tavern is unlike other bars in the neighborhood [...]
Mayor Wu’s Neighborhood Coffee Hours
Coffee and Conversation – Southie's Coffee Hour will take place on Wednesday, May 10th at A Street Park - 135-141 A Street, South Boston. See [...]
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 [...]
NHL 2020-2021 Season: Be on the lookout for Chris Rooney
NHL Games are Back! Southie native and National Hockey League referee Chris Rooney is officially on the roster for the NHL 2020-2021Roster! Be on the [...]
All the Good Moments of 2020
Guys we did it, we made it through 2020, give yourselves a round of applause! Was 2020 a total dumpster fire? Of course, and not [...]
Starting 2021 with a Snowy Owl Sighting
UPDATE: The Southie Snow Owl has been spotted this week out Castle Island in the morning. So if you're interested in seeing him/her in real [...]
Mayor Walsh announces reopening of Orton Field in South Boston
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and Boston Parks Commissioner Ryan Woods announced the Boston Parks and Recreation Department has completed improvements to Orton Field located at [...]
Announcement from “FRIENDS OF DONNY NAVE AND KATIE” Committee – Update
December 21, 2020 From: The “FRIENDS OF DONNY NAVE AND KATIE” Committee Good Day Friends and Neighbors! The committee gathered on Saturday, December 19th and [...]
This isn’t Loon Mountain…or is it?
Snowboarding at Dorchester Heights It was way back in 2015 during Snowmageddon when Mayor Marty Walsh had to tell people during a press conference to [...]
Be a Good Neighbor: Shovel a Hydrant
Help out the BFD With snow covering the ground in the neighborhood, the city is looking for good citizens to step up and shovel the [...]
The Annual Never-Ending Argument Over Space Saving
Once again, the debate over space savers has reared its ugly head. This time, brought up by journalist who no longer lives in Boston and [...]
Laboure Snow Angels: Volunteers Wanted
Winter is officially here! And with snow in the forecast, the Laboure Center is looking for some able bodies to volunteer to help Southie seniors [...]