January is a good time to visit the World Trade Center site in New York City. The crowds are smaller than in July. El Niño makes it warm enough for the water to cascade freely over the edges of the two square, black sunken fountains marking the locations of the destroyed towers. Calatrava’s soaring head-house Read More…
The Summer Guide for 2013 is out with a citywide list of events. The guide is available at CityofBoston.gov/Summer or download the PDF file here. Also, you can follow @SummerBoston on Twitter. For North End / Waterfront events, see NorthEndWaterfront.com/calendar to view the Community Calendar.
(Thomas F. Schiavoni recalls the late adventures of the memorable Ciampa sisters, lifelong residents of Snow Hill Street.) The second of the three Ciampa sisters, Evelyn often had to defer to her elder sibling Lena in menu planning and food preparation in the kitchen. Josie, being the youngest, didn’t stand a chance. She was perpetually Read More…
