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Mystery of Boston’s Missing History

Posted on Author Robert Skole

What happened to the Greenway’s tablet of the first years of Boston’s North End history? As seen in the photo, the first tablet of the brief histories of Boston, along the Greenway on south side of Hanover St., is missing. Has it been stolen, even though securely attached? Was it removed to be updated with Read More…
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Great Molasses Flood as a Children’s Book

Posted on Author Matt Conti

WBUR’s Here and Now interviews Deborah Kops on her new children’s book about the Great Molasses Flood of 1919 in Boston’s North End along Commercial Street. This bizarre tragedy has been written about before, but Kops decided to tell the story partly through the eyes of children who lived through it. “Disaster books are almost Read More…
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Friends of the North End Celebrate at 42nd Annual Reunion

Posted on Author Victor Passacantilli

The Friends of the North End celebrated its 42nd annual reunion on Saturday, the 20th at the Sons of Italy Hall in Winchester. It all began 42 years ago when about 20 boyhood friends planned an evening to get together. That dinner was the beginning of a reunion that has endured for over 4 decades Read More…

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  1. Thank you Matt! The nice words mean a lot coming from someone who delivers great information for his community every day!

    I hope it helps your readers find the answers they need.

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