Freedom Trail Dear sons and daughters of liberty, There is much news on the Freedom Trail! More people than ever before got to experience history come to life, not only on the Trail, but through our school visit program as well! But while we are reaching more people than ever before with our tried-and-true programs, Read More…
The Greenway Conservancy hosted the lighting of the Great Elm Tree in the northern part of the North End Parks on Thursday night. The elm is the largest tree on the entire Greenway and the lighting was part of the “Bright Lights for Winter Nights” campaign throughout the parks. More on the elm tree can Read More…
This week’s highlights from the Boston Police Journal Log for the North End/Waterfront area: Unarmed Robbery 02/05/10 12:50pm-1:30pm Male suspect arrested for an unarmed robbery at Hanover and Richmond Streets. The victim was punched in the face and had his cell phone stolen. The phone was recovered when the suspect was placed under arrest. Assault Read More…
Here are the highlights from the February 12th North End/Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) meeting. State Representative Aaron Michlewitz announced that Governor Patrick signed the Green Ticket Bill into law. This issue was the subject of his maiden speech in the State House of Representatives. NEWRA’s Clean Streets committee, along with Councilor Sal LaMattina, strongly supported Read More…
Apply NOW for ABCD Summer Jobs!
Teenagers, Older Youths Urged to Apply at ABCD Neighborhood Sites
Teenagers and young people up to age 24 are urged to apply now for the
ABCD SummerWorks program. This year Action for Boston Community
Development (ABCD) will provide summer jobs for young people ages 14
to 24.
Last year 5,000 youths applied for the 2,100 summer jobs funded
through ABCD.
Applications for the 2010 ABCD SummerWorks jobs program for youngsters
from low-income families are now available at local neighborhood
sites. Those interested can call 617-348-6548 or log onto
www.bostonabcd.org for information on the ABCD neighborhood center
where they should apply.
Back in 2006, Sal Tecce went through the community process to receive zoning relief to develop the lot at 9 N. Margin Street. But, he didn’t know he had to pull a permit within two years so the application expired despite the previous approval of the City’s Inspectional Services. So now, a new attorney, George Moranci, was back this week Read More…
The City of Boston is forgiving parking tickets and towing fines from yesterday’s snow emergency (that never happened). City Hall says 3,353 tickets were issued to vehicles violating the parking ban that was in effect from 8am-6pm yesterday. Those who were given tickets don’t have to do anything since their fines will be automatically deleted Read More…
Friends of the North End Library are looking for volunteers to teach local children chess lessons at the Library every other Tuesday from 4:00-5:00 beginning in March. The North End Branch Library is located at 25 Parmenter Street. If anyone in the neighborhood is interested, please contact Lauren Wolf at lmarwolf@gmail.com.
Mayor Menino Announces Registration for Summer Jobs Program through
the Hopeline Participants will serve at over 300 worksites ranging
from city departments to faith based organizations in Boston
Today, Mayor Thomas M. Menino and the Boston Youth Fund today
announced the launch of the Hopeline registration for 2010. For more
than 20 years, the Boston Youth Fund (BYF) has employed Boston youth
in a variety of positions across the City of Boston.
The City gave up waiting for the snow, issuing the following: “Today’s declared snow emergency and parking ban that was in effect starting at 8AM today, February 10 will officially end at 6:00 p.m. today, February 10, 2010. Residents with storm-related questions or concerns can call the Mayor’s 24 Hour hotline at 617-635-4500.” Did you Read More…
With more than 30,000 animals to meet, the Aquarium is a great place to visit during school vacation. Make your experience a splashing success with these simple tips! Plan ahead and purchase your tickets in advance. Avoid crowds, come before 10:30 am or after 3:00 pm. Get express entry and discounts by becoming a member! Read More…
Contact Becca at NEMPAC for more information: becca0923@yahoo.com See this previous post for more details on the event from the Greenway Conservancy: Great Elm Tree Lighting at North End Greenway Park – Free Community Event on February 11th, 5-6pm The lighting itself will be at 5:30 pm.