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Wednesday, July 24, 2013 News & Views: Downtown Waterfront Planning Meeting, “Matchstick Men” and “The Stylistics”

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Neighborhood View of the Day:

Pizzeria Regina customers receive an impromptu performance from the band during the procession at the 2012 St. Joseph’s Feast. This weekend’s St. Joseph’s Feast schedule is posted here.

Feast Procession Band In Pizzeria Regina – July 2012 – Photo by Matt Conti

North End / Waterfront Events on the Calendar:

Wednesday, July 24

  • 3:00pm – Downtown Waterfront Municipal Harbor Planning Advisory Committee Meeting at City Hall, 9th Floor BRA Board Room
  • 5:30pm – “Matchstick Men” – Films of Ridley Scott – NE Library
  • 7:00pm – Concert – The Stylistics at City Hall Plaza

Remember, there is no North End Movie Night this week at the Gassy. But, gear up for Christmas in July next Wednesday, July 31st. See the flyer.

View the details on upcoming events and meetings in the Events Calendar.

New on the Blog:

People are Talking in the Comments:

  • Mary { Only if the assessment of the way they look falls into a protected class – race, gender, etc. One can choose to decline a renter… } – Jul 23, 10:16 PM
  • Nikhil { interesting facts..!! I’ve read that an average man’s heart weighs 10-12oz; an average woman’s heart weighs 8-10oz. see men have bigger heart to love!! :P … } – Jul 23, 3:04 PM
  • Jason Aluia { Why would you even consider buying a property here if you feel this way? } – Jul 23, 2:37 PM
  • MichaelD { Some of the “nastiness”might stem from the fact that these younger residents an yuppies are turning this once proud neighborhood into Allston. } – Jul 23, 12:21 PM
  • Bobby Church { As I have said all along, it will never be as before, but still a most wonderful place to live in Boston. } – Jul 23, 11:01 AM
  • North Ender { The neighborhood does have some hard work to do. One of the biggest problems I have found is that most people just are not very… } – Jul 23, 9:46 AM

Join the discussion. Your comments are highly encouraged!

Notable News Found Elsewhere:

Boston Weather:

  • Wednesday July 24
    Except for a few afternoon clouds, mainly sunny. A stray afternoon thunderstorm is possible. High 87F. Winds WNW at 10 to 15 mph.
  • 10-Day Forecast

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One Reply to “Wednesday, July 24, 2013 News & Views: Downtown Waterfront Planning Meeting, “Matchstick Men” and “The Stylistics””

  1. Last Friday morning I called the Mayor’s Office because of two incidents of recycle materials being out in the rain in paper bags on Fulton St.. They said they would contact Code Enforcement. No one from Code Enforcement appeared and the mess remained until Sunday AM when another resident and I cleaned it up. Sunday morning we noticed there were thee places with rubbish put out for pick-up on Monday morning. I called the Mayor’s Office and they said there was no one to call about it. I guess Code Enforcement does not work on weekends!

    How can we keep out streets clean if there is not enforcement and fines given for these offenses.

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