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Random Act of Kindness: Mary Statue at Sister Mary Veronica Park gets a Makeover
Over the weekend, a South Boston resident witnessed a random act of kindness in the neighborhood and sent us the photo below. Evidently, this gentleman [...]
Southie resident breaks Guinness Book of World Records for pogo stick jumps while raising money for homeless vets
Update: A South Boston resident breaks the record for consecutive pogo stick jumps for the Guinness Book of World Records on Saturday, September 9th, at [...]
Council President Flynn and Councilor Flaherty Encourage Residents to Apply for Community Preservation Funds by August 31, 2023
BOSTON - Boston City Council President Ed Flynn and Councilor At-Large Michael Flaherty are urging residents of Boston to apply for the 2024 funding round [...]
Move Over Uber Eats – Boston Delivers is in the works.
Last week the City of Boston announced a new pilot initiative, Boston Delivers, an e-cargo bike delivery program. It's officially launching in September in Allston [...]
Missing Boy in South Boston: Cullen has been found!
UPDATE: Cullen has been safely found! BPD are actively looking for 11-year-old Cullen. Last seen at F + 3rd. He [...]
Transit Police are looking for this guy who grabbed a phone and threw it into the pit
The jerk store called… From Transit Police News: On March 20, 2022 at approximately 11PM the victim, a female, was [...]
Man from South Boston wins $1M via Publishers Clearing House
No fooling - People really do win! We've all seen the commercials. An unsuspecting person chilling at home, hears a [...]
Outdoor Dining Woes: issues + frustration are surfacing in the city
As the third year of the outdoor dining pilot program kicks off Friday, there seems to be some confusion and [...]
Kostka loses appeal for first-degree murder conviction in Barbara Coyne case
Universal Hub is reporting that the Supreme Judicial Court ruled to uphold the conviction of Timothy Kostka on first-degree murder [...]
City Council passes ordinance regarding targeted residential picketing
On Wednesday, the Boston City Council passed the ordinance regarding targeted residential picketing means picketing, protesting, or demonstrating, with or [...]
The hottest line in Southie: #7 bus stop at L + Broadway
Nature is healing. A sure sign that Southie residents are heading back to the office are the lines starting to form at our neighborhood bus [...]
Mayor Wu Announces Some Changes and Next Steps for North End Outdoor Dining
Mayor Michelle Wu held a press conference on Tuesday re: the North End Outdoor Door Dining situation. The press conference initially was to be held [...]
Sen. Nick Collins to host Small Business Forum on Friday
In Partnership with Massachusetts Growth Capital Corp. and MACDC BOSTON – This Friday, April 1st, Senator Nick Collins will host a small business forum to [...]
South Boston Vietnam Memorial: Honor + Remember
If you forget my death, I died in vain March 29th is National Vietnam Veterans Day. The South Boston Vietnam Memorial is located at Medal [...]
Neo-Nazi group deface Red Line with hate stickers
The neo-Nazi group that has been popping up in our local social media feeds lately are once again in the news. The group NSC 131 [...]
North End Outdoor Dining Situation: A Breakdown
Update: On Tuesday, Mayor Michelle Wu will host a press conference to address this year’s program for outdoor dining in Boston’s North End. She will [...]
