Honoring a Hero: Students Receive Scholarships in Memory of Timothy “Doc” Cook
Timothy “Doc” Cook was a man for others, saving countless lives as a Navy Corpsman in the Iraq war. The 13 exceptional students honored with scholarships this year in Tim’s memory are boys and girls [...]
South Boston Graduate 2024: Liana Flood
By Carol Masshardt (The series will feature 2024 high school graduates from South Boston) South Boston’s Liana Flood can make it look easy. A 2024 graduate of the Dexter-Southfield School in Brookline, she excelled in [...]
South Boston Graduate 2024: Caleigh Houlihan
By Carol Masshardt (The series will feature 2024 high school graduates from South Boston) Many high school seniors are understandably unsure about their future goals, but eighteen-year-old Caleigh Houlihan isn’t one of them. If ever [...]
Thanks for the Memories
By Judith Silva Nee We teachers are an odd breed, especially early childhood teachers like myself. We often drive to work in a costume. If we’re on the phone at all, it’s emergency related and [...]
South Boston Graduate, 2024: Thomas Flaherty
By Carol Masshardt (The series will feature 2024 high school graduates from South Boston) Thomas, “Tommy” Flaherty, 18, will soon be graduating from Archbishop Williams High School. He has lived in South Boston all of [...]
‘Our Biggest Fight’: McCourt visits South Boston to Get Technology Conversation Started
By Ginger DeShaney The Internet as we know it is broken, according to the book “Our Biggest Fight.” Renowned author, advocate, and Project Liberty founder Frank H. McCourt’s latest book delves into the alarming consequences [...]
Living the Dream Mission Alive
The Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston’s 11th Annual Dinner Honors the Brett Family. By John Joseph Fahey The venue was the Seaport Hotel in Boston on April 23rd and the occasion was the Living [...]
South Boston Graduate: Stephen Flynn
Stephen Flynn, 18, will graduate from the Boston Latin School this year. He has many reasons to be proud, including successful completion of a demanding academic program, playing for the varsity baseball team, and involvement [...]
A Run for the Tierney Center
One day after thousands of runners trekked 26.2 miles from Hopkinton to the Back Bay finish line, The Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony hosted a shorter fun run involving runners who work for [...]
Updates on SBTAP, Street Usage
by Rick Winterson Two weeks ago, we covered a quickly-called meeting that was organized by District 2 City Councilor Ed Flynn at the Condon Community Center. Flynn used his impromptu meeting to gather South Boston’s [...]