The all-day Wednesday snow storm brought out kids of all ages to build snowmen. The whitening treatment also gave a frosty shimmer to the floating harbor ice. When it turned dark, the winter lights were all aglow.
Tuesday evening’s snowstorm brought snow, sleet, rain and high winds to the North End / Waterfront. It was unpleasant to commute in, but it certainly looks pretty in this photo. The Valentine-themed trellis lights add a purple glow to the blowing snow at Christopher Columbus Park. Photo submitted by Bob Somerville. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature Read More…
Falling icicles broke this car window Sunday afternoon on North Bennet Street, according to witnesses that saw the incident. The above freezing temperatures melted snow and ice on the North End’s buildings causing hazardous conditions on sidewalks and streets. The icicles reportedly fell from the North Bennet Street School building near the corner of Salem Read More…
The “Snow Angels” program, an initiative started by District 1 City Councilor Lydia Edwards in 2018, will continue to connect elderly and disabled residents unable to shovel in front of their homes to on-call, neighborhood volunteers ready to help. “The Snow Angels program is about neighbors helping neighbors and coming together as a community,” said Read More…
Gorgeous Photos Matt!
Great Photos !! Hope you had on some nice warm snow boots !!!
Who needs National Geographic photo spreads when we have Matt!
Tom S.
I feel bad being in Jamaica and missing all this snow,yeah,right! Nice pictures Matt, I’m proud to be a North-Ender.
I love the picture of the Prado the best. Love the golden glow of the horse. The trees and the glowing lamposts look so pretty!
Matt, can you take some pictures of Copps Hill Terrace in the winter? It’s so pretty up there.
Hi Joyce, I actually do have some from the other night. I’ll post some shortly. Thanks for the suggestion. –Matt
Wonderful work, Matt. Congratulations for braving the storm and sharing your art with us. You’re the best!!
Even our daughters who live in NYC enjoyed your photos, Matt. Thank you for bringing smiles to all of us.