Health & Environment Photos & Videos Police & Fire

North End’s Roseann Sdoia Gets Fire Department Escort Home After Release From Hospital

Posted on Author NorthEndWaterfront.comComments Off on North End’s Roseann Sdoia Gets Fire Department Escort Home After Release From Hospital

Roseann Sdoia, a North End resident that was severely injured in the Boston Marathon bombings, was released from the Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital on Tuesday. She received a Fire Department escort home from Charlestown back to the North End. Roseann spoke about her recovery, shown in the TV news video below, at a press conference accompanied by the “guardian angels” that helped her on the day of the bombings. More updates on Roseann at her Recovery Fund website.

Related Articles
Event Notices

2nd Annual Sing & Stroll Through Charlestown Navy Yard Dec. 10

Posted on Author donna kenny

Last year’s public Holiday Sing & Stroll in the Charlestown Navy Yard was such a success that organizers plan to celebrate the season with an annual Sing & Stroll! This year’s event will be sponsored again by the Navy Yard Garden Association, Inc. (NYGA) and Ronald McDonald House at Boston Harbor. The event is scheduled Read More…
Government

City Council Unanimously Passes Resolution Preserving USS Constitution Gun Salutes & Playing National Anthem

Posted on Author Matt Conti

The following resolution was unanimously passed today by the Boston City Council, offered by Councilor Salvatore LaMattina and Councilor Steven Murphy. RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE PRESERVATION OF THE USS CONTITUTION’S HERITAGE AND TIME-HONORED TRADITIONS OF DAILY GUN SALUTES AND PLAYING OF THE NATIONAL ANTHEM IN BOSTON’S CHARLESTOWN NAVY YARD WHEREAS,      The USS Constitution is one of Read More…
Arts & Culture Community Photos & Videos

Eucharistic Congress Candlelight “Pray for Boston” Procession in North End [Photos]

Posted on Author Matt Conti

The Eucharistic Congress held a spiritual “Pray for Boston” candlelight procession on Saturday night through the streets of the North End. Taking place so soon after the Marathon bombings, the annual event had special meaning this year bringing together hundreds of young adults from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston. Activities included service projects, a Read More…