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Occupy Boston Situation Discussed at North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council Meeting

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Video: As part of its Greenway Committee report, the North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council discussed the Occupy Boston movement currently camped at Dewey Square. NEWNC President Donna Freni provided the update as a member of the Greenway Leadership Council. Recorded October 12, 2011.

 

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Greenway Reform and Transparency Legislation Filed by State Representative Aaron Michlewitz

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Press Release from the Office of State Representative Aaron Michlewitz, January 2011. Contact Blake Webber, 617-722-2488. State Representative Aaron Michlewitz Files Legislation Reforming Greenway Calls for more transparency, greater role for Leadership Council State Representative Aaron Michlewitz filed legislation this month that would change the way the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy operates and how they Read More…
Community Real Estate

Neighborhood Council Gives Support to Revised 5-Story Development at 92-94 Salem St. (3 Wiget St.)

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Video: 92-94 Salem Street zoning application at NEWNC on December 14, 2015 North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) voted 5-1 to support a revised application at 92-94 Salem Street where the petitioner, Nicholas D’Amore, is seeking to change the legal occupancy of the premises to 9 resident units and one commercial space by erecting a five-story Read More…
Business Community

Neighborhood Groups Support Bellissimo Nails & Spa at 10-12 Fleet Street in Former Twilight Space

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Tuyet Tran, represented by Architect Mai Phung, presented plans to open a nail salon at 10-12 Fleet Street in the former Twilight clothing store location. The new shop will be called Bellissimo Nails & Spa. Zoning relief is necessary to change the occupancy from retail to nail salon. The North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) voted Read More…