The North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) will hold its monthly membership meeting on Thursday, June 9, 2016, 7:00 p.m. at the Nazzaro Community Center. NEWRA encourages all North End/Waterfront residents to become active members and participate in neighborhood meetings. Meetings are open, and all are welcome! For more information, contact info@newra.org. The full agenda is shown below:
Related Articles
Garden Garage Project Tabled at Zoning Commission
The Boston Zoning Commission tabled the Garden Garage project in the West End at a meeting last week regarding a Planned Development Area (PDA) at 35 Lomasney Way. The Garden Garage project proposal by Equity Residential is a $390 million, 44-story, 470 apartment building with an 830 space underground parking garage. The site is commonly known today as Basketball City. Despite Read More…
Alcohol Licensing Update for North End / Waterfront from NEWRA’s ZLC Committee
At last week’s meeting of the North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) meeting, an update on licensing issues in the neighborhood was presented by Zoning, Licensing & Construction Committee co-chair, David Kubiak. A written report, customarily prepared by the ZLC Committee, is available at www.NEWRA.org. Highlights include: The old Hot Tomatoes Restaurant at 261 Read More…
74 Commercial Street Receives Neighborhood Council Support to Enclose Outdoor Deck
Francine and Jim Gannon of 74 Commercial Street received unanimous 8-0 support from the North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) on May 11, 2015 for their application of zoning relief to enclose an outdoor deck. As explained by in the above meeting video, the owners are attempting to resolve leaks and snow removal issues during winter. The intended enclosure will Read More…
2 Replies to “June 9th NEWRA Agenda: Monica’s Mercato Takeout, DeFilippo Dog Recreation, BRA Project Updates!”
Comments are closed.





WHY are we making it easier to have dogs in our densely populated neighborhood??
Even when (if, that is) owners clean up solid waste, sidewalks are full of dog urine. (As I was exiting my building the other day, i accidentally stepped into a pool of urine on the sidewalk right outside the door. When I said something to the dog owner as she walked away, she replied that she “had not noticed.”
It’s time to disallow dogs who defecate or urinate in public spaces.
Jane – Hope you can make it to the NEWRA meeting this Thursday night so you can ask questions and hear about the many reasons why a dog park is beneficial to any urban neighborhood, especially densely populated ones like our beloved North End.