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WBZ-TV Reports on the Forming of a North End Neighborhood Watch to Control Late Night Noise

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments(6)

In advance of Thursday’s North End Public Safety Meeting, CBS Boston WBZ-TV’s Christina Hager, interviewed Janet Gilardi, David Marx and District A-1 Captain Lee regarding the formation of a neighborhood watch to control late night noise and street partying in the neighborhood, among other public safety issues. View the report in the video below or on the WBZ-TV website.

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6 Replies to “WBZ-TV Reports on the Forming of a North End Neighborhood Watch to Control Late Night Noise”

  1. Thank You very much for the publishing of this link! I only HOPE the North End Community pays attention to our problem and report these incidents to the Police. Let's take back "OUR NEIGHBORHOOD".

    1. Under the direction of Carolyn MacNeil, Director of Neighborhood Watch programs for the Boston Police department, councilman David Marx of NEWNC and North End resident Brian Brandt, The North End-Waterfront will soon have a Neighborhood Watch program.

      Public Safety meetings are held at 6:30 PM on the first Thursday of every month at The Nazarro Center. The next meeting will be held on June 7th. The "North End-Waterfront Neighborhood Watch Kickoff Meeting" will be held directly after the Public Safety meeting on June 7th. Those who wish to attend this kickoff are asked to arrive by 7:00PM.

  3. Under the direction of Carolyn MacNeil, Director of Neighborhood Watch programs for the Boston Police department, councilman David Marx of NEWNC and North End resident Brian Brandt, The North End-Waterfront will soon have a Neighborhood Watch program.

    Public Safety meetings are held at 6:30 PM on the first Thursday of every month at The Nazarro Center. The next meeting will be held on June 7th. The "North End-Waterfront Neighborhood Watch Kickoff Meeting" will be held directly after the Public Safety meeting on June 7th. Those who wish to attend this kickoff are asked to arrive by 7:00PM.

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