14 02, 2018

Boston Globe Travel Show Shines Light On Warm Climes

2018-02-14T15:20:12-05:00February 14th, 2018|Categories: Business, Happenings, Lifestyle|Comments Off on Boston Globe Travel Show Shines Light On Warm Climes

By Richard Campbell It is approaching the middle of February when Bostonians are so ready to travel somewhere warm. In the spirit of advancing anyone’s odds of escaping the cold, dark, and wet, South Boston Online stepped in to see the Boston Globe Travel Show at the old Seaport World Trade Center exhibit hall that ran this weekend, February 9-11. My focus here is upon warm places- you know those areas in the world that have green grass, sunshine, beaches, and a more carefree life. Some of these ideas are for quick getaways, and others are for more serious travelers. As many South Bostonians have probably observed, the Norwegian Cruise Line routinely docks at our pier, to cruise locals from Boston to the Caribbean, Mexico, [...]

14 02, 2018

Ribbon Cut at Gavin Quincy ATS/CSS

2018-11-27T13:06:35-05:00February 14th, 2018|Categories: Business, Happenings, News|Comments Off on Ribbon Cut at Gavin Quincy ATS/CSS

by Rick Winterson South Boston’s Gavin Foundation has been in the forefront of the war (yes, it’s a war) against the ongoing opioid crisis, as well as providing a full spectrum of services that deal with addiction, recovery, and substance abuse. The Foundation has 14 key programs, facilities, and activities, which are centered in South Boston but range over the City of Boston and down into Quincy. The Gavin’s Quincy operation is a 64-bed, state-of-the-art, rehabilitation facility that provides medically managed services – comprehensive treatment from caring, licensed professionals. It was established in 2015; it was initially a partnership with the Phoenix House. Late last year, in December, the Gavin Foundation took full ownership of the Quincy facility. It is now called “Gavin Foundation Quincy [...]

7 02, 2018

WPI Cuts Ribbon in Seaport

2018-02-07T15:12:22-05:00February 7th, 2018|Categories: Happenings|Comments Off on WPI Cuts Ribbon in Seaport

  by Rick Winterson   Worcester Polytechnic Institute, known by everyone as WPI, is a private research university in Worcester.  WPI engages in all aspects of technical arts and applied science.  As of last Wednesday morning, January 31, it has officially (and ceremoniously) opened a new innovation facility on the South Boston Waterfront.  At noontime, a contingent of officials, led by WPI President Laurie Leshin, Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Worcester Mayor Joseph Petty, and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh began their remarks leading up to the ribbon cutting itself. Entitled simply “WPI Seaport”, this technical facility now occupies the ground floor at 303 Congress Street.  Its location is both strategic and beautiful. Strategically, it anchors the western end of the South Boston Seaport, which is also [...]

1 02, 2018

South Boston Catholic Academy News

2018-02-01T14:38:34-05:00February 1st, 2018|Categories: Featured, Happenings, News|Comments Off on South Boston Catholic Academy News

Thank you to Junior Achievement (JA) of Northern New England for their continued partnership with State Street and South Boston Catholic Academy. JA invests in youth today to empower them to strengthen our communities tomorrow. Through hands-on learning experiences delivered by State Street volunteers they are exposing students to different career paths and businesses, money management and how to start a business. Students are also taught critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration skills that they’ll carry with them to middle and high school and beyond. We are grateful to State Street and JA for bringing this program to South Boston Catholic Academy for 10 consecutive years. Students at South Boston Catholic Academy anxiously await the JA in a Day program each year, as do the State [...]

1 02, 2018

“75 on Courthouse Square” Opened Friday

2018-11-27T13:06:35-05:00February 1st, 2018|Categories: Happenings|Comments Off on “75 on Courthouse Square” Opened Friday

by Rick Winterson In another piece of good news for South Boston’s One Seaport at Courthouse Square, a new restaurant has located there. At 5 p.m. last Friday evening, January 26, “75 on Courthouse Square” opened its doors on the second floor of WS Development’s VIA building. The restaurant will be open seven (7) days a week for dinner. At some point during the month of February, “75 on Courthouse Square” will open for lunch as well. Watch for it. This is restaurateur Thomas A. Kershaw’s sixth establishment, which include his first, the grand Hampshire House at 84 Beacon, along with three “75” restaurants – 75 on Chestnut Bistro, 75 on Liberty Wharf, and now his largest site at 75 on Courthouse Square in One [...]

24 01, 2018

Open House at Ethos Showcases Advanced Learning System and Beautiful Design

2018-01-24T16:47:08-05:00January 24th, 2018|Categories: Happenings, News|Comments Off on Open House at Ethos Showcases Advanced Learning System and Beautiful Design

By Richard Campbell Ethos Early Learning Center held an open house event at their new West Broadway location on Saturday, January 20, and South Boston Online went to cover the new kids on the block. Shortly after starting the introductory tour of Ethos Childhood Learning Center with Founder / CEO Alejandro Dubovoy, and Program Director Aedeen Twomey, the level of planning and design that went into this enterprise started to dawn upon me. As we looked upon the small colorful street signs in the lobby that signaled to the various rooms with logos from New England nature appealing to children, it was soon realized each corresponded to rooms for particular age levels and various pedagogy. When Mr. Dubovoy read a brief poetic description of the [...]

11 01, 2018

South Boston Catholic Academy Grade 4 News!

2018-01-12T14:26:11-05:00January 11th, 2018|Categories: Featured, Happenings, Lifestyle, News|Comments Off on South Boston Catholic Academy Grade 4 News!

  Students in Grade 4A at South Boston Catholic Academy listened to J. K. Rowling’s detailed and graphic description of Diagon Alley.  Students then took what they heard and used it to draw what they imagined Diagon Alley would look like. The 4B students participated in a genre study of Biography. By reading many examples of high-quality biographies and sharing features and formats, the fourth graders developed and shared their own definition of the genre. On this day, Reilly and Sebastian reviewed another group's definition of the biography genre by placing a star next to the good ideas and writing a check mark next to the parts they included in their own definition. Through constructing their own understanding of the genre, 4B developed a deep [...]

28 12, 2017

Net Neutrality: Should We Brace for Bigger Bills and Less Service?

2018-11-27T13:06:35-05:00December 28th, 2017|Categories: Editorial, Happenings|Comments Off on Net Neutrality: Should We Brace for Bigger Bills and Less Service?

Richard Campbell Net Neutrality has worked pretty well for the country in keeping the internet playing field level for small businesses and organizations compared to large corporations. For small businesses that have almost none of the advantages of their large competitors, having the ability to advertise and do business on the internet freely with full bandwidth has spawned an incredible entrepreneurial surge in this nation. The FCC voted to end net neutrality on December 14, claiming that the decision will drive expansion of high speed internet services. The decision sparked law suits and protests all over the place. Critics of the roll back of net neutrality law say that corporations that control ISP’s, such as Verizon, AT&T, Comcast, and Sprint really don’t need extra help [...]

27 12, 2017

Sports Betting Before Your Travel

2018-07-31T08:11:34-04:00December 27th, 2017|Categories: Happenings|Comments Off on Sports Betting Before Your Travel

If you want to enjoy outdoor sports, especially on your next vacation, then you should consider visiting places like Boston. Boston is well known for its recreational areas, natural parks, and more. You can find something for almost any type of interest level or experience level. Of course, certain sports require a higher level of experience than others, or specific equipment. For that reason it is best to consult a guide to find out all of the useful information you need to plan for your next trip. One way to help you offset the costs of your trip while also enjoying a bit of fun is to try to bet on sport online. Huge selections  Sports betting at land-based casinos will offer a wide variety [...]

21 12, 2017

BPS Tries Damage Control On School Start Times

2017-12-21T19:27:19-05:00December 21st, 2017|Categories: Featured, Happenings, News|Comments Off on BPS Tries Damage Control On School Start Times

Three Hour Meeting Held at Condon School By Richard Campbell Students and parents of the Boston Public Schools were activated into respectful protest Tuesday night at the Condon School in South Boston over the ham handed moves by the BPS Board’s to change start times for elementary and secondary students- seemingly with little regard to parent’s opposition to major aspects of the plan. The community at the Condon School was in unanimous agreement about the efficacy of changing times for students. Expressed in so many ways by many people the consensus was: “Please don’t do this, it will ruin our lives.” While the decision to move older adolescent kids to later start times had a slightly better reception, the concept of completely disturbing the lives [...]

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