South Boston
On the Market: A Cool Three-Story Condo in South Boston
945-947 East Broadway #10, South Boston Price: $2,750,000 Size: 3,045 square feet Bedrooms: 4 Baths: 5 With reclaimed wood accents and sliding barn doors in […]
Weekly Digest: 7 End-of-the-Year Restaurant Closings and Openings You Might Have Missed
It’s a busy time to be a food lover in Boston. Here, an easily digestible roundup of the restaurant news stories you need to know […]
How Southie Responded to the Hateful Graffiti at Tynan Elementary
As the search continues for whoever was behind a racist graffiti incident at the Tynan Elementary School in South Boston, Southie turned out for a show […]
A Snowstorm, a Car Window, and a Nor’easter Good Deed in Southie
We’ve all heard the stories: Slashed tires, mean notes, threats of graphic violence. Winter, as we all know, doesn’t always bring out the best in […]
Frankie Shaw Responds to City Councilor Ed Flynn’s SMILF Criticisms
Well, that was fast. A Boston City Councilor’s criticism of posters for the Showtime TV show SMILF erupted into a controversy that reached out into a few parts of […]
Go to Wahlburgers to “Eat Like a Southie,” California Paper Says
If you’re a true “Southie,” then you exist, as all “Southies” do, solely in the pages of newspapers in other cities. I know this, you […]
A Body Was Found in Boston’s Fort Point Channel
Boston authorities have confirmed a body was found in the Fort Point Channel Tuesday morning near Binford Street Park in South Boston. Details were scarce in […]
An L.L. Bean Store Is Coming to Boston’s Seaport
L.L. Bean, the Maine-based outerwear company famous for its camping gear, jackets, and near-indestructible boots, is moving from the suburbs to the big city. It plans […]
The Shocking Double Murder in South Boston Is Still a Mystery
Why did a man allegedly murder two doctors in a South Boston condo on Friday? It’s still unclear. The chilling details of the case have gripped the city since two […]
The New York Times Thinks People from Southie Are Called “Southies”
The New York Times fundamentally doesn’t understand Boston, Part 3,791. The Grey Lady published a profile of famed chef and South Boston native Barbara Lynch today, coinciding […]
Boston Fish Pier Could Soon Gain National Historic Designation
Amidst all the dizzying new construction in the Seaport, one site could soon land a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. The Boston […]
Amidst Parade Boycotts, St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast to Proceed as Planned
While South Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day parade will be a few pols light this year, expect a full house at state Sen. Linda Darcena Forry’s annual breakfast. […]
Gay Veterans Group Says It’s Been Denied Entry to Southie’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade
New year, new drama over South Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day parade. OUTVETS, a local group for LGBTQ veterans, posted on its Facebook page Tuesday that the Allied War Veterans Council, […]
Grievances Were Aired at a Meeting about the Helipad
Predictably, it looks like officials got an earful last night on the idea of bringing a public helipad, a gift used to lure General Electric, to the Seaport. […]
Best Dressed’s Flagship Store Opens in South Boston
Boston dress rental company Best Dressed opens its second location in South Boston Wednesday, ensuring that women all over the city have their couture needs met at […]