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Halloween Safety Tips from Boston Police District A-1

Posted on Author NorthEndWaterfront.com

Boston Police District A-1 Halloween Safety Tips 2012 Costumes Costumes should be flame retardant. Make sure that fake knives, swords, and guns are made of soft materials. If wearing masks, make certain that children can see through the masks. Children should either have a flashlight, reflective gear, or wear a bright colored costumes so that Read More…
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Community Fun at Halloween Bash by Boston Community Collaborative [Photos]

Posted on Author Rebecca Griffin

Thank you to all who came out and had a great time at Boston Community Collaborative’s 2nd annual Halloween Party at Filippo’s last Friday night.  The evening included amazing live music by Sax Gordon (www.saxgordon.com) and Band, great food, and great costumes.  Special thank you’s to Filippo, Bill, and Gerry for always being a pleasure Read More…
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Over a Hundred Kids Come Out for NEMPAC’s Pumpkin Painting on the Prado

Posted on Author NEMPAC

It must be October and getting close to Halloween because NEMPAC hosted its annual pumpkin painting event on the Prado this week. A record crowd of 140 children spread the spirit of Fall by painting pumpkins and having an incredible time!  A shout out and HUGE thank you to John at Prince Postale for providing Read More…

4 Replies to “Halloween BFD and BPD Activity on Commercial Street”

  2. There was a massive party at 484 (not 480) commercial street, which is nothing out of the ordinary but definitely newsworthy.

  3. I’m surprised and disappointed that no arrests were made. I suppose the landlord is the real criminal though. Note the red drinking cups and random party paraphernalia that was thrown from the building during the party and is now littering Commercial street.

  4. Goober:
    This is a BLOG, not an online newspaper (although Matt does an amazing job of posting local news in near real time). He can post whatever he considers relevant. It does not have to be "newsworthy" according to yours, mine or anyone but Matt’s definition.

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