March 2019
WWII Memorial Cleanup Proceeds
by Rick Winterson Earlier this week, concerned South Boston residents were joined at the World War II Memorial by news media crews, cleanup consultants, and Bob Shure, the sculptor who originally designed the [...]
A LOCAL ROBBERY (and Plea to the Community)
By: Tara Kerrigan Hayes For anyone who has ever been robbed or had their possessions vandalized, they know the feeling of violation. It’s a feeling owner of Nurture Salon and Spa, Susan Devlin, would [...]
WW II Memorial Vandalized – John Mullen Passes
by Rick Winterson A positive report on Sunday’s Parade and the spectators’ overall behavior was unfortunately balanced by a downside report on Monday morning. The striking World War II Memorial on the beach [...]
Fair Warning – No Public Drinking at the St. Pat’s Day Parade
FAIR WARNING The Boston Police Department is issuing a precaution that no public drinking is allowed anywhere in South Boston along the Parade route – from Broadway Station, east on Broadway to P Street, [...]
Boston Celtic Al Horford brings the luck of the Irish to Firefighters in South Boston
Dunkin’ made a surprise delivery to Engine 2 and Ladder 19 in South Boston with the help of Al Horford. To fuel the start to St. Patrick’s Day weekend, Horford will serve Irish Creme Coffee [...]
Fox & The Knife, A Cut Above
By Tara Kerrigan Hayes When you enter Fox & The Knife you’re immediately hit with sheer, exuberant, energy. Described as an Italian inspired Enoteca, this neighborhood joint is bursting with personality, with an Amy [...]