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Valentine’s Day in the Neighborhood
From gift ideas to dinner inspiration and Galentine's events, it’s all right here in our Valentine’s Day Roundup! Make sure to check back as we [...]
Even Lego is getting in on the space saver action
Cutest space saver ever In true Boston fashion, LEGOLAND Discovery Center had to clear its own mini parking spot using their own mini space saver [...]
Above + Beyond: Jordan Russell
Lending a Helping Hand It's easy to get swept up in the hectic energy of the holiday season. Gifts to buy, trees to decorate, friends [...]
Great News! The new phone book is here!
How is this still a thing? Yesterday, I walked out my front door and discovered sitting on my stoop, a plastic bag containing two new [...]
Photo of the Day: Return of Savin Hill Swans
Swimming peacefully in the ocean We're taking this as a good sign - the Savin Hill Swans were spotted on Wednesday swimming with the rainbow [...]
Don’t Stand So Close To Me: Social Distancing Guidelines/Etiquette during a Stay at Home Advisory
Last Tuesday, Governor Charlie Baker extended the stay at home advisory through May 4th. What does that mean? Basically, Baker is urging people to stay home and [...]
Dorchester History Lesson: John Smith
While everyone is (hopefully) practicing social distancing and is staying home, a lot of you are watching TV. A lot of TV! If you have [...]
Sharing some kindness in Dorchester: Gaby Araica
Gaby Araica, 10, wanted to help out during this time of social distancing. She knew there was a mask shortage for health care professionals so [...]
Surviving Social Distancing
Most of us are spending a lot more time at home, and for the foreseeable future.  If we’re not self-quarantining, we’re working from home or at least [...]
Social Distancing 101
What is Social Distancing We are not experts on health or public safety, we simply want to help you stay as informed as possible. Therefore, [...]
Mass Bay Credit Union Responds to Financial Impact Facing Local Families
See Press Release Below: Like all companies, Mass Bay Credit Union has been proactively taking necessary steps to ensure the well-being of their Members and employees.  Understanding the [...]
Things You Should Know This Week – March 16th
Oh boy!  Where to begin…. Do you need help? Local residents are looking to volunteer to help with errands, grocery shopping, etc. for elderly/senior citizens, and/or [...]
Hey, quit calling 911!
If you’re calling 911 with COVID-19 questions, please stop. Boston EMS wants you to know you should be calling your your primary care doctor of [...]
COVID-19 Quarantine or Social Distancing: What to watch
She is back from Italy and brought a new friend home, Henny…the Coronavirus!  Ok maybe you didn’t go to Italy, maybe you went to Seattle, or [...]
Death by Flu: 1918 in Boston
Maybe the parade being cancelled isn’t such a bad idea? Almost 102 years ago, in late August of 1918, two sailors at Commonwealth Pier on the South [...]
Eat candy, but stop being a jerk on the internet: Heather’s & Pope Francis’ Guide to Lent
As we all know, this year Pope Francis made a bit of break from tradition when this he suggested that instead of giving up Mountain Dew for [...]