Laboure Christmas House Tours a Weekend Away
by Rick Winterson This is about the Laboure Center’s 2017 Christmas House Tours – just over ten days from now. Meanwhile, please enjoy your Thanksgiving Holiday with family and friends this Thursday. Take advantage of Black Friday and Small Business Saturday – especially in and around South Boston. But also take a few minutes to get your tickets [...]
Kick It Studio Pops Up at Via Seaport Residences
By Richard Campbell In advance to gaining any weight during the holidays, South Boston Online started thinking about new exercise experiences in South Boston. The Kick It Studio opened its pop-up studio into the Via Seaport residences this past week, and I got a chance to interview its founder, fitness instructor Eliza Shirazi. The new studio is in a compact [...]
DAV 5K Race Warms Hearts on Cold Day
By Richard Campbell Saturday morning was the coldest day of the year so far, but that did not prevent veterans, runners, and supporters from showing up bright and early to Castle Island to brave the weather to walk, ride, run, and roll to raise awareness and funds to benefit disabled veterans. The sponsoring non-profit organization, Disabled American Veterans supports [...]
ED FLYNN THANKS THE RESIDENTS OF DISTRICT 2
On behalf of me and my entire family, let me extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all of our volunteers and supporters for your help on this campaign. Our election night victory happened because of all your hard work and I am incredibly grateful to have your support. You made donations, held signs, stuffed envelopes, knocked on doors, made [...]
Kings Opens in the Seaport: Sweet Entertainment
By Richard Campbell You’ve got to hand it to them, Kings knows how to throw a party. Their latest installment opened this past Monday night, in the Seaport District, with all the glitz and glowing fun their bowling game palace usually offers, and then some. I actually like the layout of this one better than the one in Back Bay, [...]
Candidates Endorsed by SBOL in Final Election Lap
Perhaps not as contentious as the national elections, but more important to the living standards of the local citizens, the city wide elections for mayor and councilors spawn debates about the city future, glossy mailers, and candidate visits in the hope of bringing up the turnout across town. As we head into the city wide election on November 7th, [...]