“Despite what was termed one of our worst Winter’s, the roses are riotous in this first blooming in Christopher Columbus Park’s rose garden,” said Meredith Piscitelli who works on the horticulture group with the Friends of Christopher Columbus Park. She also shares the photo of an 11 inch rose named Veteran’s Honor, adding “We’re hoping Read More…
RICCI, Enrico A. Rico Of Braintree, formerly of Bostons North End on June 14, 2014. Beloved son of the late Antonio Ricci, and the late Giovanna (Giammarco) DiCenso & her late husband Alberico. Loving nephew of Giuseppe Giammarco & his wife Rosa, Emma Ricci & the late Guido. Dear cousin of Elio Ricci & his Read More…
The Following event notices are courtesy of the Paul Revere House, located at 19 North Square, Boston: June Events: 21 Summer Saturdays: Colonial Weaving Demonstration, 1:00-3:00 Talented craftsman Fred Lawson demonstrates the art of creating cloth by hand and simple machines. Practice weaving on the small looms provided. (Weather permitting.) 28 Summer Saturdays: The Tailor’s Craft, Read More…
Downtown Boston residents, do you feel insulted? Mayor Walsh has backed off for now, but he wanted to change Boston’s residency requirement for department heads. Apparently he’s having trouble filling important jobs because his picks don’t want to move into Boston. First, one wonders why, in this city of smart folks, the mayor can’t find Read More…
Photos from around Boston’s North End during the USA opener at the World Cup on Monday night as the Americans defeated Ghana, 2-1. This is the first time that the USA has won Game 1 since 2002. Next up for the United States is Portugal on Sunday, June 22nd. (Photos by Matt Conti, unless otherwise Read More…
Vin Lopriore threw 5 innings of two hit ball allowing zero earned runs and striking out nine as the 21u NEAA Dodgers beat Framingham 6-1 to run their record to 2-0. Lopriore had a tough act to follow after Bilikas’ opening day gem but he was more than up for the task. With his blazing Read More…
by Mary Wright, RN, health educator at North End Waterfront Health June is “Safety Month”. It’s a good time to review or make a safety plan. Everyone should have an emergency family plan. A plan is needed for all emergencies, not just for a terrorism emergency. You should also be prepared for weather emergencies such Read More…
[responsive_youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrUaw_AbrR4] A pickup truck chased from New Hampshire ended up on the North End waterfront on Sunday around 5:00 p.m. when a the truck turned off Commercial Street and crashed through a parking gate at Union Wharf. The truck headed toward the harbor before the two occupants fled the vehicle and headed behind Lincoln Read More…
Our weekly events post is featured at the beginning of each week to bring you an organized list of community happenings for the week ahead. Check out some local meetings, events, and community happenings! Monday, June 16 6:00pm Free Zumba Gold exercise classes at Christopher Columbus Park Sponsored by the City of Boston, enjoy free Zumba Gold Read More…
I know it’s been a while, so for all you puzzle fiends that have been emailing me … here you go! Have you walked from the North End to Cambridge lately? It’s easy with the North Point pedestrian bridge. And, now that the days are longer, there are great colors at night during “blue hour.” Read More…
The Good Neighbor Recognition Award for June 2014 was awarded to Mama Maria restaurant at 3 North Square. The award was presented by Recognition Committee Chair Janet Gilardi of the North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA). Mama Maria owner, Janine, is camera shy so the photo simply shows the exterior of the restaurant, located Read More…
[responsive_youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ax50GF4BF8Y] World Cup fever engulfed Boston’s North End neighborhood on Saturday as Italy won its first game against England, 2-1. Lines were building outside the caffes and restaurants hours in advance of game time. Blue is the color of the streets! Forza Italia! Photos by Matt Conti.