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Sully’s opens for the season

It goes without saying that South Boston treasures its traditions. One of these traditions is affectionately called “Sully’s.” For more than half a century, Sullivan’s on Castle Island has welcomed residents and visitors alike, serving beachside food to the multitudes that go there – to sun, swim, visit the fort, and of course to dine at Sully’s. Sully’s signature offering [...]

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Photos: Paraclete honors Commissioner Evans

Boston Police Commissioner William B. Evans was honored by the Paraclete at the annual reception on Wednesday, Feb. 24. The nearly life-long South Boston resident spoke to South Boston Online ahead of the event, where he was honored as "a man for Boston." Photos courtesy of Paraclete and photographer Harry Brett.

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Kickoff breakfast celebrates the St. Patrick’s Day and Evacuation Day season

By RICK WINTERSON This year’s Jimmy Flaherty Kickoff Breakfast was a great celebration. It kicked off our St. Patrick’s/Evacuation Day season in fine style – the season which ends with the three-mile long parade, the largest in New England. Since the Cornerstone closed last year, Tom Connolly’s Seapoint hosted this event, and did a great job. Each year, the South [...]

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St. Patrick’s Day parade shortened by more than half its scheduled route

By RICK WINTERSON The City of Boston has denied a permit for the full route of the St. Patrick’s/Evacuation Day Parade this year. The city severely shortened the route that had been used for more 70 years, according to an update from the South Boston Allied War Veterans Council, the organization which has been responsible for the parade since 1947. [...]

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Sanders’ political revolution touches South Boston

By RICK WINTERSON First, the disclaimer: South Boston Online does not endorse Bernie Sanders, or any other candidate for President. And we won’t in 2016. In fact, we endorse politicians very rarely, and only then if the candidate is campaigning for a local office that directly represents South Boston. But we thought it was interesting to see the maverick, highly [...]

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Learning Online Games

There are many things which can bring joy to those around us and one of those things is family. Families can be bonded together through the company and companionship of one another as well as things like games and successes. For many people, participation in group based activities and open communication are the keys to aiding family ties. Communicating with [...]

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