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Back on March 13th, I wrote my picks of what to watch during social distancing, and quite frankly it was a different world.  I cheekily suggested watching ER, but now in [...]

In this photo is five-year-old me with my grandmother, Peggy Coughlin.  We are at the kitchen table - the heart of the house.  Peggy was married to Fran Coughlin and [...]

Floral design Kayla Gould had ordered some gorgeous flowers for an event and then COVID-19 happened and the event was canceled.  So instead of doing nothing with the flowers, Kayla reached [...]

Give Blood American Red Cross will be setting up a blood drive at Moonshine 152 on Friday, March 27th from 8:30am to 1:30pm.  To reserve a spot visit here and [...]

If you’ve driven by or walked through Andrew Square this past week, you’ve probably seen this guy.  He’s at the intersection holding a homemade sign that reads, “It Is Time [...]

Members of the Butler family stopped by the Marion Manor nursing home to share some love with Marie Butler, 87, a resident there. In the photo: Shelia, Sharon, Susan, Brian, [...]

Most of us are spending a lot more time at home, and for the foreseeable future.  If we’re not self-quarantining, we’re working from home or at least social distancing.  At [...]

What is Social Distancing We are not experts on health or public safety, we simply want to help you stay as informed as possible. Therefore, we have referenced other sources [...]

COVID-19 literally rained on our parade, restricted service at restaurants, and cancelled many events. One of those events was the South Boston Boys & Girls Club St. Patrick's luncheon. At [...]

Normally, on March 17th, Seapoint Restaurant - a family owned business for over over 40 years in South Boston, is filled to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.  Every seat taken.  Guinness [...]