LATEST NEWS
No Name Restaurant up for auction
Are you in the market for a seafood restaurant located right on the water? Well, listen up! Opportunity might be knocking. According to the Boston [...]
Where to Vote Early in the Neighborhood
Be informed and don’t forget to vote! In case you live under a rock, 2020 is a presidential election year. And this year’s Early Voting [...]
Councilor Flynn Meets with South Boston Neighborhood Associations
Discussed Pedestrian Safety, Quality of Life Issues BOSTON - In the last two weeks, Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn attended the monthly neighborhood association meetings [...]
What the heck is going on in Plymouth?
Evidently, someone when crazy with the spray paint this week in Plymouth. Reminds us a little of the time in Boston when local monuments were [...]
The Scoop on the 621 East 1st Street Development
Written by Betsy Walsh FrissoraNew and exciting developments continue to pop-up allover Southie, bringing more residential units, industry, recreation, business [...]
Rep. Collins pushes for passage of Domestic Violence Bill
Representative Nick Collins joined House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo and his House colleagues in voting for a comprehensive domestic violence [...]
The Transforming Distillery Building Brings Promise to Southie
Written by Betsy Walsh FrissoraThe Distillery Project StatusThe proposed Distillery project, located on 516 East 2nd Street could bring many [...]
Council President Linehan Works to Fund Recovery Programs through alcohol tax
City Council President Bill Linehan recently introduced a Home Rule Petition that would implement a 6.25% tax on "off premise" [...]
A two alarm fire at 52 Thomas Park
The BFD responded to a two alarm fire at 52 Thomas Park on Wednesday late afternoon. According to the fire [...]
Wicked Free WiFi from Mayor Marty Walsh
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the City of Boston's Department of Innovation Technology (DoIT) officially launched "Wicked Free WiFi: Boston's [...]
Buy a cupcake. Help raise $61 Million in 2 Hours!
Both fundraiser and demonstration, a group of concerned Boston Public School parents are rallying together to raise awareness of BPS budget cuts via an organized [...]
City Council President Bill Linehan re: Rental Inspection Ordinance of 2012
City Council President Bill Linehan recently testified before the City Council Committee on Government Operations on March 31, 2014 regarding the Rental Inspection Ordinance of [...]
Rep. Collins pushed for increased benefits for firefighters
Representative Nick Collins joined his colleagues on the House Ways and Means Committee in pushing for increased benefits for firefighters that die in the line [...]
South Boston Real Estate Development Meetings
Be informed. Get involved. In the ever-changing real estate landscape of South Boston, it's important to be aware what's happening in your neighborhood. On Wednesday, [...]
It’s Late Night with the MBTA – the after hours party starts tonight!
The much awaited late-night T service begins tonight, Friday, March 28th.  Enjoy service until 3am on weekend nights. This pilot program will be testing the [...]
City of Boston Honoring Lieutenant Ed Walsh and Firefighter Michael Kennedy
Mayor Marty Walsh announced today that the Boston Firefighter's Credit Union has created a fund to help support the families of Lieutenant Ed Walsh and [...]