Imagine sitting in your home one morning and feeling the entire floor shake. That’s how Taylor Street resident Louane Hann was notified of the construction happening on her street last Tuesday. “I was working from home, and all of a sudden, I felt the earth move,” she said. “There was a guy with a backhoe […]
Super Bowl Kickoff Time and Five Fun Facts about the Big Game
Watching the Super Bowl with friends can leave a lot of us feeling like information haves and have-nots. While some of us have been following the teams, their players, strategy, and statistics since the day we were born, others at least know who the quarterbacks are and that they are the ones who throw the […]
South End Open Houses: Add Your Listings for Feb. 2-3
Realtors, this is your space. Upload photos of the houses you’re showing this weekend and enter the property’s details in the caption. Selling your Charlestown, North End, Beacon Hill, Back Bay or South End place without a Realtor? Consider yourself invited to add your photos and details into the mix. Please upload one […]
Donate Used Prom Dresses And Suits to Boston Teens in Need
Think back to your own prom night. The feeling of getting dressed up and celebrating your senior year of high school with all your best friends was a pretty special, once-in-a-lifetime event. Now, picture what it feels like to desparately want to attend, but to be too short on money to buy a dress […]
Pet of the Week: Gulliver, a Playful Black Lab
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Gulliver. Gulliver is a 12-year-old neutered male Labrador Retriever. Don’t let his age fool you, Gulliver still has plenty of energy! He loves going to playgroup with other dogs, and would likely enjoy a canine companion to […]
South End Weekends: Super Bowl Party at Clery’s
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Scott Brown Will Not Run for U.S. Senate
Scott Brown ended speculation Friday afternoon as to whether he would run for U.S. Senate, announcing that he is not entering the race for the seat left vacant by John Kerry’s confirmation to the post of Secretary of State. Two Democratic political opponents – Congressman Stephen Lynch (D-South Boston) and Congressman Edward […]
Taylor Street Wooden House Renovations Blocked by Neighborhood
When Ramy Rizkalla bought his new home on Taylor Street, he knew it’d be a long road to renovation. That’s because the home, which he originally believed was built in the mid-1800s with original ornamentation and features and would be heavily protected by city agencies. That was before he found out most of what you […]
Letter: Tree Removal on Tremont Street Comes as a Surprise
Dear Editor, This morning I woke up to the pleasant noise of chain saws and wood chippers outside my windows. I look out and the city has cut down 3-4 beautiful trees that lined our street. There was no notice of this happening, and they destroyed my privacy and curb appeal. I know that […]
Protests Planned Against MBTA Bag Checks
A pro-4th Amendment coalition with roots in the Occupy movement will stage a protest of random bag inspections at T platforms around the city this weekend, including Kenmore and Ruggles stations. Defend the 4th, a self-proclaimed “group of individuals from a broad array of political/social leanings and organizations,” plans to demonstrate across Boston Feb. […]