North End resident, Dr. Joe Mendola, shares these photos and describes the situation with the city toilet on Commercial Street. (Click photos to enlarge them.) This bathroom next to the bocce courts is a shameful commentary on the city’s incompetence in providing for a fundamental community need. Unfortunately, or maybe fortunately, the stench that permeates Read More…
The NEAA Junior Dodgers wrapped up a strong regular season by finishing 9-2 during the RBI season. The Junior Dodgers were led by do-everything shortstop Rob Pagliuca. Rob played flawless defense all year and was nearly impossible to get out. Rob was a hitting machine and once on base was a threat to steal 2nd Read More…
On Thursday, July 25th, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick visited Boston’s North Bennet Street School, currently undergoing a massive relocation/renovation led by Everett, MA-based BOND Construction. Once completed, the project will improve more than 60,000 square feet of existing space, including interior renovations and base building systems replacement. A limited exterior restoration will be carried out in accordance Read More…
The Boston Public Health Commission has issued the following Health Advisory regarding heroin drug overdoes and possible adulterated heroin on the streets.
On July 25, 2013, the Downtown Waterfront Municipal Harbor Planning Advisory Committee heard from four property owners in the planning area regarding their current status, challenges and plans for the future. The meeting is part of the Boston Redevelopment Authority’s process for planning and development in the downtown waterfront area (Long Wharf to Moakley Bridge). Read More…
Mayor Thomas M. Menino today joined the Commission for Persons with Disabilities and members of Boston’s disabled community on City Hall Plaza to celebrate the 23rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Established by Mayor Menino in 1995, the City of Boston’s Disabilities Commission promotes complete inclusion for individuals with disabilities in Boston. Today’s Read More…
Neighborhood View of the Day: There will soon be a new water fountain at Copp’s Hill Burying Ground as part of the ongoing restoration project. North End / Waterfront Events on the Calendar: Thursday, July 25 11:00am – Dino Storytime – NE Library 12:30pm – City Hall to Go Truck at 480 Commercial St./Mirabella Pool Read More…
City Councilor At-Large candidate, Philip Frattaroli, held a successful campaign fundraiser in his home neighborhood of the North End on Wednesday night, July 25, 2013. The event was held at a Filippo’s Ristorante on Causeway Street attracting dozens of supporters from around the Boston area. It was approximately two months ago when Frattaroli formally announced Read More…
North End resident, Julie, shares these potty-full photos and story. Isn’t it pitiful that during the peak tourist season someone in the neighborhood would leave a dirty toilet out on North Margin Street? This has been a sight for sore eyes since this past Saturday. I keep waiting for somebody to come and clear it Read More…
The NEAA Senior Dodgers have a 21 and under team in the Lou Tompkins All-Star Baseball league. As we approach the end of the regular seasons the Dodgers have clinched first place. The 21u team is 15-1-1 and have been dominant all year. This team won the championship last year and is trying to repeat Read More…
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. North End / Waterfront Events on the Calendar: Wednesday, July 24 3:00pm – Downtown Waterfront Municipal Harbor Planning Advisory Committee Meeting at Read More…
The 88th Annual Saint Joseph’s Feast kicks off on Friday, July 26, 2013, 5:00 pm with the blessing of the statue of San Giuseppe at the Hanover Street chapel along with activities on Battery Street. Opening night will have entertainment by the Italian Serenaders, North End Marching Band and Gian Faraone. The festival runs through Read More…