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Friday News & Views: Weekend Events and a Copp’s Hill Terrace Photo

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Neighborhood Photo of the Day:

Enough with the night photos … here is the top of Copp’s Hill Terrace with a bit of shade on a sunny day.

In the shade at Copp’s Hill Terrace – 2012 – Photo by Matt Conti

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What’s Going On in the North End / Waterfront

There is a preschool storytime, 10:30 am on Friday morning at the North End Library.

On Saturday, the Christmas Bazaar at Nazzaro Center starts at 10am while the Knights play basketball for opening day. There is also an open house at the library at 12pm and “Traditions of the Season” at the Paul Revere House.

Check out the Events Calendar for details on these and other upcoming activities in the neighborhood.

What’s new on the blog

A new proposal is on the table at Lovejoy Wharf. See the video presentation and discussion.

Notable News Found Elsewhere

After seven weeks, Mayor Menino emerged with a public appearance on Wednesday. More at the Globe Metrodesk.

It’s a good time to get a parking ticket because you can pay it off with toys! See the Boston.com article.

Patch covers this week’s NEWRA ZLC Committee meeting, including the alcohol license transfer from Marco’s to Aria Trattoria. See the post.

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A special honor for John Sullivan of Prince Postale by the Friends of the North End Branch Library.

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