Event Notices

95th Annual Saint Anthony’s Feast Schedule Announced For Labor Day Weekend

Saint Anthony’s Society is excited to announce the schedule for our 95th Anniversary which will be celebrated on Labor Day Weekend August 29 – September 1, on Endicott, Thacher and North Margin Streets in the North End. Join us for a weekend of Italian American music, delicious foods and sweets, parades including award winning drum Read More…

Sports

NEAA Senior Dodgers (21u) Capture First Place in Tompkins All-Star League

For the third year in a row the NEAA Senior Dodgers have finished in first place in the Lou Tompkins All-Star Baseball League. With one regular season game remaining the Dodgers are 14-2-1 and sit alone in first. The Dodgers continued to live their philosophy of strong pitching, solid defense and timely hitting as they Read More…

Photos & Videos

Neighborhood Photo: Charles W. Morgan Leaves Boston

Charles W. Morgan, the last wooden whaleship in the world, took her leave of Boston on Wednesday morning after a week long visit to the Charlestown Navy Yard. Brendan O’Brien captures her departure from the North End side of Boston Harbor. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Did you take an interesting photo Read More…

Real Estate

Harbor Towers Trustees: Chiofaro’s Proposal Is Too Big

The following letter and summary comes from the Trustees of Harbor Towers Tower I and II condominiums to the Boston Redevelopment Authority. The letter strongly opposes the Chiofaro Company plan for redevelopment of the Harbor Garage presented at the June 25, 2014, meeting of the Municipal Harbor Planning Advisory Committee. [button link=”http://northendwaterfront.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/HTlettertoBRArespondingtoChiofaroplan.July_.21.2014.pdf”]Click here to download Read More…

Community Daily Briefs

Notable News: High Demand for Condos and Uber Boat Service, Mirabella Pool Date Review

The “Notable News” post is your one stop shop of North End / Waterfront News from outside sources. From blogs, to newspapers and more, we find what has been in the news pertaining to the neighborhood. The following is a compilation of articles from alternate news sources that cover various issues, stories and reviews in the North End / Waterfront.  Date Spot Review: Read More…

Community Government Photos & Videos

Mayor Walsh Talks to North End Seniors at Coffee Hour [Photos]

Mayor Marty Walsh, Councilor Sal LaMattina and Elderly Commissioner Emily Shea visited seniors at the North End’s Nazarro Center on Tuesday morning. The North End seniors spoke to the mayor about basic city services and their quality of life as elder residents. (Photos by Mayor’s Office Photo by Isabel Leon)

Photos & Videos

Neighborhood Photo: Dramatic Sunset Over Church Tower

It has been a summer of dramatic sunsets. Ruth Marchese shares the latest example overlooking St. Stephen Church and the Prado. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Did you take an interesting photo in or around Boston’s North End / Waterfront? Have it featured by emailing it to info@northendwaterfront.com. Please include a title, date taken Read More…

Arts & Culture Health & Environment

Summer Food Safety Tips from NEW Health

by Mary Wright, RN, health educator at North End Waterfront Health Hot weather often causes people to lose their appetite but it is important to eat and drink enough to keep you healthy. When it is hot and you do not feel like eating big meals, have 5 or 6 smaller snack like meals during Read More…

Community Event Notices

25th Annual North End Family Pride Week – Schedule of Events August 4-10, 2014

North End Against Drugs along with the Nazzaro Center and NStar have announced the schedule for the 25th North End Family Pride Week in memory of “Bobby D” Decristoforo. The week of events starts on Monday, August 4, 2012 and ends with the big North End Family Pride Day on Sunday, August 10, 2012. Free Read More…

Commentaries Government Health & Environment Police & Fire

Downtown View: Mayor Walsh’s First Big Mistake

Save the bricks. That was the rallying cry last Thursday for Beacon Hill residents. When neighbors heard the city was going to tear up bricks and install concrete ramps at the neighborhood’s intersections they were, like their predecessors in 1947, willing to sit down on the bricks to keep the city from ripping them out. Read More…