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When Neighbors Share Lawn Mowers
Written by Bridgette Outten This group of neighbors started sharing out of necessity. After a huge snow storm hit in 2009, Kerry and Chris Petz, managed to buy the last snow blower available…
Share: Your Photos of Boston’s Rainbow
Last night a huge rainbow – double rainbow in some parts of the city – spanned the evening sky. In some places, people could even see a full arc. People took…
Share Your Boston Pride Parade Photos
Patch was out marching in Saturday’s Pride Parade. Were you there? This year’s parade took on special meaning after the bombings at the Boston Marathon. More than 35,000 people are expected…
Share Your Photos of Spring in the South End
With temperatures in the 70s over the last several days, it’s finally starting to feel like springtime here in Boston. Not to mention the cherry blossoms and dogwood trees are in bloom,…
Parents: Share Your Ideas to Keep Kids Occupied During Bomber Crisis
Greater Boston is in total lock down and even adults are scared by the news of a cop-killing bomber on the loose. WGBH just tweeted a helpful note for parents: They have…
Boston Faith Leaders Share Music, Words of Peace at Marathon Vigil
Religious leaders from Boston’s Back Bay area offered words of peace, faith and strength for those struggling to cope in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing during an interdenominational service and…
Running the Boston Marathon? Share Your Story
More than 50 South End residents have agreed – for one reason or other – to strap on their running shoes and go 26.2 miles on April 15th. We’ve already received…
Spot a Celebrity in the South End? Share Your Photos!
The word on the street this week is that Hollywood is shooting a new TV show, ABC’s “Hatfield’s and McCoys,” right here in the South End. The show is produced by…
Share: Your Dog Loving the Snow
At least one member of your family was psyched to see all the snow this morning. Your pet is “wild” again, at one with nature, surviving the pile-up by leaping joyfully…