Christian Jones+FollowBoston mourns the real-life Cheers legendEddie Doyle, the bartender who inspired the iconic Sam Malone character on Cheers, has passed away at 85, leaving a big hole in Boston’s heart. For decades, Doyle wasn’t just pouring drinks at The Bull & Finch Pub—he was building a community, always ready with a smile and a story. Locals say he made everyone feel like a regular, and his charity work touched countless lives. With his passing, it feels like the end of an era for Boston’s bar scene. What’s your favorite memory of a neighborhood spot where everyone knows your name? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Boston40Share
Tracy Johnson+FollowBoston remembers the real-life Cheers legendEddie Doyle, the bartender who inspired Sam Malone from Cheers, has passed away at 85, leaving a huge mark on Boston’s community. For decades, Eddie wasn’t just pouring drinks at The Bull & Finch Pub—he was the reason people kept coming back, always ready with a smile and a story. His warmth helped turn a neighborhood bar into a TV icon, but locals say his real legacy was his heart for charity and friendship. How do you think one person can shape the spirit of a whole city? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Boston30Share
Hannah Garcia+FollowBelmont teen’s sock drive warms BostonSeeing how much a simple pair of socks can mean, Belmont’s Brock Maniatis decided to do something big. He started Project Socks, collecting over 2,200 pairs and raising $2,800 to buy new ones for people in need across Greater Boston. What’s wild is that socks are one of the most requested items at shelters, but often overlooked. Brock’s even partnered with local businesses and delivers everything himself, covering costs out of his own pocket. His message? Anyone can make a difference, no matter how small. Would you join a local effort like this, or start your own? #Safety #Belmont #Boston00Share
james60+FollowBoston shelter redesign brings real hopeWalking into St. Francis House in downtown Boston will soon feel completely different. The shelter’s $27 million transformation is all about making guests feel safe, calm, and truly welcome—right from the front door. No more echoing marble floors or crowded, stressful lobbies. Instead, there’s natural light, soft colors, and quiet spaces for support and healing. The redesign even includes a boutique where guests can pick their own clothes and an art therapy room upstairs. For many, this isn’t just a shelter—it’s a fresh start. How do you think thoughtful design can change lives in our city? #Health #BodyHealth #Boston00Share
Ashley Johnson+FollowBoston shelter redesign brings real hope downtownWalking into St. Francis House used to feel overwhelming—loud echoes, crowded spaces, and stress everywhere. Now, the downtown Boston day shelter is unveiling a total transformation, shaped by the real experiences of guests who’ve faced trauma and homelessness. The new design is all about calm: softer sounds, natural colors, more light, and spaces that feel welcoming. There’s even a boutique for picking out clothes and an art therapy room. Guests say it finally feels like a place to breathe, heal, and find hope. How do you think our public spaces could be more supportive for everyone? #Health #BodyHealth #Boston00Share
gregorybrown+FollowBoston’s $34 flights: Where would you go?JetBlue just dropped a winter sale with flights out of Logan starting at only $34 one way! This isn’t just for quick hops—major cities like Chicago, LA, and even international spots like Paris and Amsterdam are included. The catch? You’ll need to fly on select days between Feb. 7 and March 18, and blackout dates apply. There are also deals on vacation packages if you want to bundle a hotel. With prices this low, it’s hard not to daydream. If you could grab one of these deals, which destination would you pick and why? #News #Boston #JetBlue00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowBoston’s Greenway beer garden gets a shakeupTrillium’s iconic beer garden won’t be returning to the Rose Kennedy Greenway this summer, ending nearly a decade of sunny afternoons and after-work meetups in the heart of Boston. A new local vendor will take over the space, promising a fresh experience for park-goers. While some will miss Trillium’s familiar vibe, the brewery is still pouring at its other Boston-area locations—including a cozy new indoor beer garden downtown. How do you feel about this change? Will you check out the new spot, or stick with Trillium elsewhere? Let’s hear your thoughts on what makes a great beer garden! #Food #Boston #Greenway00Share
Jacob Morris+FollowBoston nursing home hockey showdown brings big smilesBoston’s North End just witnessed a heartwarming hockey face-off that’s got everyone talking. Residents from the North End Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center hit the ice for a friendly scrimmage with Boston Latin Academy’s boys’ hockey team. Wheelchairs and hockey sticks mixed perfectly as young athletes and elders teamed up, sharing laughs, stories, and some surprisingly slick moves. This isn’t just about sports—it’s about breaking barriers, building friendships, and proving that joy and purpose don’t have an age limit. The buzz hasn’t died down since, and both teams are already eager for a rematch. What other ways could our community bridge generations like this? #Sports #Boston #CommunitySpirit00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowInside Boston’s child care center for homeless kidsWalking into the Edgerley Family Horizons Center in Boston, you’d never guess it’s a lifeline for kids facing homelessness. This isn’t just a daycare—it’s a place where every detail, from calming blue lights to cocoon swings, is designed to help little ones feel safe and supported. Teachers here are specially trained to nurture trust and emotional growth, making a real difference for children who’ve been through a lot. With homelessness among infants and toddlers rising, programs like this are more important than ever. How can we make sure more kids have access to spaces like this in our own communities? #Safety #Boston #ChildCare00Share
Henry Chan+FollowBoston’s Wild Cash Drop Frenzy!Imagine scrolling Insta after school and seeing a $500 cash drop right outside your building. That’s what’s happening in Boston—thanks to @findthecashbos, students and locals are literally sprinting through the streets, hunting for hidden cash. The chaos is real: bushes get rustled, crowds gather, and only one lucky winner scores the bag. These drops are blowing up, with sponsors jumping in and other cities joining the madness. Would you race for the cash or just watch the chaos unfold? #News #Boston #CashDrop00Share
