Capping off a successful season, the North End Athletic Association Minors held an awards event on Monday night. The Nazzaro Center was standing room only as kids, parents and coaches marked the teams accomplishments last season. The NEAA minors teams are the Muck Dogs, Mud Cats, Raptors and Grasshoppers. Up and coming are the enthusiastic Read More…
Year: 2013
Meeting Helps Plan for Extending Seasonal Use of Steriti Skating Rink
A small, but dedicated group of parents and individuals joined with State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz and the Mass. Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) at a Tuesday meeting to work on a plan that would extend the seasonal use of the North End’s Steriti Skating Rink on Commercial Street. The issue reached a head at Read More…
Wednesday 3/27/13 News & Views: Tunnel Entrance Photo & North St. Tunnel Rehab Meeting
Neighborhood View of the Day: One of the unique street elements in the North End are the small pathways leading to interior gardens, patios and doorways. This covered doorway is off Prince Street with painted white walls, lanterns and an arched tunnel entrance. Did you take a cool photo? Have it featured by emailing it Read More…
NEAA MAJORS Baseball Program Seeking Players
The North End Athletic Association’s Major Baseball Program still needs a handful of players to complete our rosters. A fun filled league for boys and girls ages 9 to 12 years old as of April 1, 2013. The league is designed for all skill levels and this year we have added extra practices for all Read More…
Poll: How Do You Feel About Major Chains and Franchises Opening Up in the North End?
There are already some major chains and franchises in the North End, such as 7-Eleven, Starbucks and CVS. Now, frozen yogurt franchise, Pinkberry, at 283-285 Hanover St. is currently going through the neighborhood process having already won one group’s support. We’ve heard both sides. Is the community welcoming good businesses that the public wants or Read More…
Tuesday 3/26/13 News & Views: Palm Sunday Photo, Kids Chess, Steriti Rink & ZLC Meetings
Neighborhood View of the Day: Michael Bonetti and his sister, Elena, decorated Saint Leonard Church for Palm Sunday, the official start of the Christian Holy Week leading up to Easter Sunday. Did you take a cool photo? Have it featured by emailing it to info@northendwaterfront.com. Please include a title, date taken and a sentence or Read More…
Old North Church 2013 Family Easter Services and Egg Hunt
OLD NORTH CHURCH FAMILY EASTER SERVICE FOLLOWED BY AN EASTER EGG HUNT SATURDAY, MARCH 30 3:30PM ALL ARE WELCOME! EASTER DAY SERVICES: Sunday: 9AM AND 11AM FESTIVAL EUCHARIST WITH BRASS AND CHOIR Christ Church (Episcopal) in the City of Boston 193 Salem Street
Downtown View: Introducing Jay Livingstone
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the profound fatigue that last fall’s presidential and senatorial election brought on. How could we face another round of debates, accusations and ads that two special elections were bound to produce? As I was trying to shed the dismal feelings, Jay Livingstone called me up. Dismal feelings gone. Read More…
Neighborhood Council Meets a Week Early on April 1st (No Joke) to Consider Five Zoning Requests
NEWNC Meeting Agenda Monday April 1, 2013 7:00PM Nazzaro Center, 30 N. Bennet St. 1. Call to order & Roll Call – NEWNC President 2. Meeting Protocol – NEWNC Vice President 3. Report from the Office of Neighborhood Services – Nicole Leo 4. Report from the offices of local elected officials 5. Committee reports: a. Read More…
NEWF Monday 3/25/13: Passover Begins at Sundown
Neighborhood View of the Day: “Reflections on Steriti Rink” is what Dr. Joe Mendola titles this photo from the skating rink on Commercial Street. Did you take a cool photo? Have it featured by emailing it to info@northendwaterfront.com. Please include a title, date taken and a sentence or two describing the photo. What’s Happening In Read More…
Jigsaw Picture Puzzle – Summer Night in the Prado
As yet another storm bears down on us, let this picture puzzle transport your mind to a warm summer’s night in the Prado. 80 pieces! [Your web browser does not support frames or is currently configured not to display frames. However, you may visit the related page.] (Photo by Matt Conti)
RUFF Pitches In To Cleanup Neighborhood Parks
RUFF held its monthly parks cleanup this Sunday morning at 9am. The group met and cleaned up the Prado, Charter St. Park and the ball fields. They also hung RUFF signs at several locations to remind dog owners of their responsibilities to the community. RUFF stands for Responsible Urbanites for Fido and welcomes dog owners Read More…











