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Nothing New: Columbus Day Law Wasn’t Easy

Posted on Author Robert Skole

Nothing New Under the Sun. Some legislation isn’t easy, on Beacon Hill or in Washington.  The Italian News reported on Feb. 17, 1956, that 118 legislators backed a bill  to make Columbus Day a legal holiday in Massachusetts, to be celebrated on October 12. Hearings on the bill, held by the Committee on Constitutional Law, Read More…
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Urban Sleuths: Where in the North End was Edelsteins Hosiery Shop?

Posted on Author Nicholas Dello Russo

Photo mystery: The North End once had a Jewish enclave. The photo above looks like it was taken in the early Twentieth Century and the legend said it was the corner of North Bennet and Salem Streets. But, I think that isn’t accurate. Can any of our urban sleuths who read NorthEndWaterfront.com identify the location? At the Read More…
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Paul Revere House Marker Updated Online

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Have you ever noticed the historic markers around town? There actually is a database and the Paul Revere House marker was recently updated. The online citizen-kept website is called the Historical Marker Database. Click here to see the updated marker page for Paul Revere’s House From the marker: “In recognition of the national significance of 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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