The numbers are in, and these are the most popular South End stories according to you and your neighbors in the month of March:
1. Man Found Dead on West Canton Street – A man was found dead on West Canton Street in the South End on March 23, according to the Boston Police Department. Homicide detectives are now investigating the man’s death.
2. Police: Attempted Robbery at Washington Street Bank Failed When Teller Couldn’t Read Note – After handing the teller a note that she couldn’t read, a bank robbery suspect told her she was “stupid,” and left.
3. South End Answers: When Will the Whole Foods Open? – Reader J. Nicole asked via Twitter, “When are we getting a Whole Foods and a Pinkberry? Life’s essential elements.” Find out the answer here.
4. Two of ‘Boston’s Finest’ Give Inside Scoop on the Show – Boston Police officers featured on the show dish about working with Donnie Wahlberg, and that one has never heard of New Kids on the Block.
5. South End Man’s Remains Found in Charles River – State Police detectives identified the remains of a man found in the Charles River on March 14 as a 32-year-old South End man.
6. TV Show Filming in South End Next Week – ABC’s new drama “Hatfields & McCoys,” shot on Waltham, Harrison and Washington Street in March.
7. Boston Man Charged with Kidnapping Near South End – A man allegedly kept a female victim in his residence against her will over the weekend.
8. South End’s Genuine Interactive Named One of Boston’s Fastest Growing Businesses – The South End’s Genuine Interactive has been recognized as one of the fastest growing private companies in Massachusetts by the by the Boston Business Journal.
9. Week in Review: Celebrities, Kidnapping, Whole Foods – March 18 to March 22, 2013 was a busy week in the South End.
10. Where to Eat During Restaurant Week in the South End – Boston Restaurant week was held from March 17 to 22, and March 24-29, 2013.
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