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Late-Night Tips for the Journey Home
I’ve seen many safety tips over the years - mostly given out to us females to keep us safe on our journey home. While I [...]
Southie Real Estate News: City Point 3-Family Sells for $1.9M
A three-family located at 821 East Second Street in Southie just sold for almost $2 million. Should we be surprised? Not at all! Southie’s real [...]
Centennial Timber Race: A Southie Tradition
Before Stand Up Paddleboarding was a thing, Southie had the Great Centennial Timber Race! This Fourth of July race took place along First Street and [...]
Getaround Boston: Your next adventure is right around the corner!
You’ve heard of home-sharing right - hello Airbnb - well, did you know you can do the same with your car? Getaround Boston lets users [...]
Beautify Southie’s Parks and Beaches
Park Serve Day will take place on Saturday, April 25th from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at Farragut Park.Volunteers will work on the park, baseball [...]
Pam Santorelli
April 2015Habit: Retail TherapyPhotography by Deborah McCarthyPam Santorelli is a South Boston business pioneer. Opening her boutique Habit on East Broadway almost nine years ago, [...]
Fun Facts about Easter
When did the resurrection of Christ transform into the Easter Bunny?The exchange of eggs for Easter dates back to a springtime custom older than Easter [...]
The Scoop on Poop Part II
Written by Peter Gailunas: An Addendum to Dog Poop:Â Stop right there! Â If you haven't read "The Scoop on Dog Poop", read it first. Â Okay, if [...]
Looking for a job? SB Farmers Market Manager
The South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation (SBNDC) is looking for an outgoing individual who is interested in agriculture, food, and community to manage the South [...]
Some more thoughts about “Umbrellagate”
Written by Heather FoleyThings You Should Worry About Before You Get Your Panties In A Twist Over Rainbow UmbrellasThe annual St. Patrick's Day Parade has [...]
Get your motor running!
World of Wheel's rolls into the Seaport World Trade Center this weekend. Â Expect the event to be full of tricked out hot rods, leather clad [...]
5 Gold Medal Boston Events
Written by H. Louise MessingerAfter last month's meeting at Condon School, I can't help but wonder- if the games do come- how Boston might make [...]
Gay Umbrellas – Not on his watch!
Is Brian Mahoney that stupid? In a column written in this week's edition of South Boston Today (or as we like to call it South [...]
The Green Carnation
Written by Tara M. KerriganFor many Americans, St. Patrick's Day elicits a hodgepodge of images: beer and whiskey, corned beef and cabbage. Bagpipes, parades, saints, [...]
Rick Coyne
March 2015 Running 50 for 50 Photography by Deborah McCarthy Imagine running for an entire work day. For the full eight hours, you just run. [...]
Sign of spring
Sully's opensWith snow still on the ground, a welcomed sign of spring will appear this weekend - Sullivan's will be open for business! The legendary [...]
