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SouthBoston TODAYOnline • On Your Mobile • At Your Door DECEMBER 19, 2013; Vol.2 Issue 7 SERVING SOUTH BOSTONIANS AROUND THE GLOBE South Boston Today Christmas Issue are the priorities. True progressive housing stock with no skyscrapers New Boston liberals want these basic services, blocking out the sun? as well as a city councilor with the When it comes to politics, it has Has Many experience and know how to deliver differed from several other wards in on what Bostonians need. People still Boston. South Boston has been made Faces - want their streets plowed, trash picked up of average Americans that respect up and neighborhoods safe. traditions first, and convert to new Political Contrary to Hollywood’s crude ideas and trends gradually. South dramatization on the big screen, Boston has garnered a reputation Courage Has South Boston is a community made as ‘not progressive’, because it has up of a cross-section of citizens historically not given in to being Go to our South Boston Today A New Face with various social networks, socially engineered in the interest page to vote on our weekly poll. SOUTH BOSTON TODAY Staff Report who are attracted to it because it of another’s political agenda, nor Make sure you like & share elieve it or not, many ‘true’ provides the essential ingredients to the fear of falling victim to an progressive liberals in South necessary to enjoy life in an urban odious label, because it believes that South Boston Today BBoston helped Bill Linehan neighborhood, without being attending a good school in your own win re-election to the City Council. manhattanized. Where else can you neighborhood benefits everyone, as He is considered an effective advocate have easy access to an international most in Boston do. Even the Boston for the important city services that airport, clean beaches, churches of Globe agrees. @SBostonToday improve the quality of life in his all denominations, good restaurants, Michelle Wu’s support of Bill district. At the city level, issues like multi-modal transportation, friendly Linehan’s hopeful candidacy as the better public schools, economic neighbors, children having fun, 2014 president of the Boston City SB Today NYE half pg front cover ad:Layout 1 12/16/13 5:18 PM Page 1 development, and public safety history all around, and quality CONTINUED ON page 12 Stephi’s in Southie Spend New Year’s Eve With Us. DJ spinning at 10pm. | Full menu available. Three-course fixed price menu with premium wine pairings. $65.00 per person, all inclusive. Signature cocktails & New Year's Eve special at bar. 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Above all, it is a gift to all of us at SBT to be able to live, work and report in a town that is all of these things. When we go to sleep tonight it will be a sound sleep. We’ve already received our gift. Our wish is that we all get what we’re hoping for and that the greatest gift of being with family and friends is enjoyed by everyone on Christmas Day. Merry Christmas! “Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to cast a stone” -Jesus Christ Last Week’s Poll Last Week’s Poll Asked South Boston Today Readers How They Felt About The Federal Secure Communities Program – Here’s Make sure you like & How You Answered. _ Good 28% share South Boston _ Bad 3% _ Good but needs work 55% Today with your friends! _ Get rid of it entirely 14% www.southbostontoday.com www.SouthBostonToday.com South BostonToday @SBostonToday SouthBoston PO Box 491 • South Boston, MA 02127 TODAYOnline • On Your Mobile • At Your Door South Boston Today is not liable for errors appearing in advertisements beyond the cost of Publisher Editor In Chief Managing Editor the space occupied by the error. All South Boston Today produced artwork, design, and layout John Ciccone Brian R. Mahoney Brian P. Wallace remain the sole property of South Boston Today. Reproduction in whole or part is strictly forbidden. South Boston Today reserves the right to cut, edit or reject any copy without notice. [email protected] • [email protected] South Boston Today is a Series of the Today Publications Series LLC, a Delaware Limited Liability Company Deadlines 396 West Broadway • 617.268.4032 • Office hours: Mon-Fri 10:00am - 2:00pm Press Copy - Tuesday at 3:00 P.M - Advertisements - Space Reservation - Monday at 5:00 P.M. Ad Material - Tuesday at 3:00 P.M. Camera Ready Ads - Wednesday at 9:00 A.M. December 19, 2013 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 3 InformationThe Center Merry Christmas To All/ Gifts For Many SOUTH BOSTON TODAY John Ciccone Note: talk back to John Ciccone by email at [email protected] o Paraphrase the words from the hope that you will be able to keep Boston detractors who were hoping To Jim Fallon: Owner of PS an old song: “It really IS the big developers and other special to write your political obituary as Gourmet Coffee (Home of the T beginning to look a lot like interests groups inline and hopefully well as this town’s. Bucket): 10 more stores just as great Christmas.” We got our first snow stop the feeding frenzy. To City Councilor Elect Michael as the 2 he has. storm scare of the season and it had To outgoing Mayor Menino: We Flaherty: Welcome back and To Ken Turner: He got his present all the weather forecasters jumping would have wished for you the same congratulations. This neighborhood early this year. A beautiful 7-point buck. out of their shoes in turbo charged as Mayor Walsh, but alas, it’s too is rebuilding its political muscle and To Secretary of State John Kerry: adrenaline rushes. They really do live late. What’s done is done. not a minute too soon. To someday reattach his head after for this. The scarier they can make a To Governor Deval Patrick: To one To State Representative Nick the Iranians handed it to him. storm sound, the happier they seem day look upon a tax hike that he doesn’t Collins: You put in long hours To The NSA: Originally they were to be. It’s ok though. Most people fall head over heels in love with. working days and nights on behalf going to get the gift of someone have learned not to panic any longer. To so many of the Democrats in the of all of your constituents and do not new to spy on. But there’s really no Christmas trees are being decorated Massachusetts Legislature: The same back down from developers. For that one left. as usual, as well as people’s homes as Governor Patrick. you get a heartfelt thank you. CONTINUED ON page 4 all around town with some pretty To Barack Obama: A mandatory in darn creative lighting arrangements. depth course on the US Constitution Parties are being held and some and how presidents are supposed to our Churches have their bells set uphold it, not ignore it. to playing Christmas carols to the To Vice President Joe Biden: Same delight of most. as Barack Obama but he also gets a There are of course those who are roll of duct tape to put over his lips for starting to get that desperate feeling as whenever he gets the urge to speak. the big day is closing in because they To Michelle Obama: To one day Local 149 Now has Gift Cards! find themselves way behind schedule realize that parents know much Available in any denomination, for gift shopping and making all the better than she does how to feed and Let any Local staff member preparations for those traditional plans take care of their own kids and that know to get yours today! with family and friends. The lucky the majority of them really do not ones, rare that they are, have learned appreciate being scolded, lectured how to kick back and pace themselves and nagged.. and really spend time enjoying this To Nancy Pelosi: Special congressional magical time of the year as it should parking spots, lower insurance rates and be; taking in all the sights, sounds and a tax credit for purchasing more fuel New Years 2014 smells of the season. efficient and eco-friendly broom sticks. We have a special menu with 2 seatings As this column does each year we To Senator Elizabeth Warren: A scheduled from 5-7 and 7-9.
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