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Recap of Mayor Walsh’s Press Briefing from 10/13
Please see below for updates from Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s COVID-19 press briefing on Wednesday, October 13, 2020. Case numbers: As of today (Tuesday) in Massachusetts: 632 [...]
Let’s Go! Fill out the Census! Here’s why it’s important!
Deadline is Thursday, October 16th Take a look at this map? Only 50% participation rate in the neighborhood! Participation in the census is critical as [...]
Community Preservation Act: Apply + Preserve
The City of Boston is accepting applications for fall funding for the Community Preservation Act.  This fund helps with affordable housing, historic preservation, parks and open [...]
Mayor Walsh Announces Final Police Reform Task Recommendations
Moves to Immediately to Enact Reform See Press Release Below: Tuesday, October 13, 2020 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the final recommendations of [...]
Goodbye outdoor bar at the IntercontinentalÂ
Looks like the outdoor bar at the Intercontinental Hotel will be closing its doors. According to the Boston Globe, State [...]
Welcome to the neighborhood Amazon
Well, looks like Amazon is joining General Electric in its decision to move to the Fort Point neighborhood of South [...]
Double Homicide Case: Not Guilty Plea
On Monday, the man accused of the double homicide that happened in May at a luxury condo in South Boston appeared in [...]
My Diner Lovers Rejoice!
Miracles can happen! Looks like My Diner will be opening in Southie after all! We have to admit we have [...]
New Boutique Hotel for Southie?
Could be. In the ever changing landscape of South Boston, the neighborhood could be getting another boutique hotel. According to [...]
What’s that brown stuff in the water?Â
If you were near Boston Harbor over Fourth of July, you may have notices a stream of brown stuff in [...]
Southie Real Estate News: Dot Ave Development coming our way!Â
Looks like Southie’s getting a new six story development to the corner of B and Dot. Ave. Last week, the City of Boston’s Board of [...]
Development plights brought up at ribbon cutting ceremony
Not so fast, Mr. Mayor. After the ceremonial ribbon was cut. After the photo ops and greetings and salutations, Mayor Marty Walsh got an earful [...]
M Street Park Playground receiving mixed reviews
Wednesday was a beautiful day for a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Medal of Honor Park at M Street. All the local pols were [...]
Devoted BAC Racquetball players to Keep one Court
There's a die hard group of racquetball players (affectionately referred to as "wallbangers") who have enjoyed a long and storied sporting life on the Boston [...]
Congressman Stephen F. Lynch endorses Ed Flynn for City Council
Uniting South Boston's elected officials in D2 race Congressman Stephen F. Lynch formally announced his endorsement this week of Ed Flynn for District 2 City [...]
District 2 Candidate Dinopoulos to celebrate civic life this July 4th
District 2 City Council candidate Corey Dinopoulos is calling for a renewed commitment to the civic institutions that strengthen our beautiful city this Fourth of [...]