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It hasn’t always been easy for people to come together to support, laugh, share, and interact with each other. Not lately, at least. Communities used to rely on each other, [...]

As the great Dolly Parton once sang, “I can see the light of a clear blue morning, oh and everything’s gonna be alight, it’s gonna be ok”.  If you squint [...]

Be informed. Get involved. Moakley Park is getting a makeover.  The goal is to balance recreational needs with community gathering spaces and flooding protection. Participate in a virtual public forum [...]

Written by Bruce Berman, Director of Strategy & Communications, Save The Harbor/Save the Bay Check out this video too! The late US District Court Judge A. David Mazzone, who oversaw [...]

(First, stop right there!  Did you read Chapter 4 of our South Boston romance serial novella yet? If not, read this first! ) THEY WALKED past the window at a regular [...]

The City of Boston has partnered with Colin’s Joy Project to bring our neighborhood a special PSA on the importance of practicing social distancing, washing your hands, and wearing a [...]

You’ll love living here! This historic, colonial-style brownstone has just been beautifully renovated and consists of studios plus one and three-bedroom apartments. Residents will enjoy high ceilings, brand-new wood floors, [...]

They got up early.  Wrote papers.  Took exams.  Due to pandemic times, they won't get the accolades they deserve for their hard work so here is our running list of [...]

Southie Shoutout to Delia Doherty on her graduation from Syracuse University! Her proud parents Sean and Peggy (Woods) Doherty festooned their home on Ticknor Street in Southie to celebrate her [...]

The employees at City of Boston Credit Union branch in South Boston have worked with two local businesses to direct food that was generously offered to them as essential workers [...]