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Frankie Imbergamo, North End Native, Shares “The Good Life” Recipes

Posted on Sat, Sep. 25, 2010Sun, Jun. 12, 2016 Author Matt ContiComments Off on Frankie Imbergamo, North End Native, Shares “The Good Life” Recipes

 

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The cookbook published in December 2003 has received rave reviews on BarnesandNoble.com and can be purchased for $11.69 at this link.

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City Councilors LaMattina and Wu Share Climate Insights

Posted on Wed, Jul. 20, 2016Mon, Jul. 18, 2016 Author NorthEndWaterfront.com

Last month, Boston City Council President Michelle Wu (at-large) and Councilor Sal LaMattina (North End, Charlestown, East Boston) joined others from government, business, academia, and philanthropy on a weeklong Climate Innovations Study Tour across Europe sponsored by the Boston Green Ribbon Commission (GRC). The group explored climate adaptation and mitigation strategies across leading cities in Read More…

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Downtown View: No Rest for Boston Voters

Posted on Tue, May. 7, 2013Tue, May. 7, 2013 Author Karen Cord Taylor

The Cape will suffer an economic downturn this summer. Fewer people can take a vacation. The reason: it seems that half the citizens of Boston are running for office. They must stay in the city and campaign. This is occurring just when we thought we could come up for air after the 2012 campaign in Read More…

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North End Nursing Home Hearing at Boston City Council Brings All Parties to the Table

Posted on Wed, Sep. 14, 2016Wed, Sep. 14, 2016 Author Matt Conti

Officials and residents packed the Boston City Council chamber on Tuesday night, yet the operator of the North End Nursing Home said it still plans to close down the 140-bed facility in about a year. For its part, the Boston Redevelopment Authority confirmed that restrictions on the property, designated under urban renewal, must be used for a nursing home Read More…

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