Things you should know for Monday, January 9, 2017!
Plan your events with the Community Calendar:
Monday, January 9
7:00pm NEWNC Monthly Meeting. Located at the Nazzaro Center, 30 N. Bennet Street, this monthly meeting is open to the public and will cover various neighborhood reports, a nursing home update, and information from climate ready Boston, view the agenda.
Tuesday, January 10
6:30pm FOCCP Meeting – Friends of Christopher Columbus Park. Located at the Mariner’s House, 11 North Square, visit FOCCP.org for more information.
Wednesday, January 11
2:00pm Beacon Hill Village Presentation at One Beacon Street, 23rd Floor. “Home Modifications & Reorganizing for Accessibility” presentation, by Deborah Pierce, architect and author, hosted by Beacon Hill Village. The event is free. R.S.V.P by visiting www.beaconhillvillage.org to register online (registration is required).
6:30pm Friends of the NE Library Meeting. Located at the North End Library, 25 Parmenter Street, Boston, more information.
7:00pm NEMPAC Concert, Schubert & Beethoven Lieder. Through the all-encompassing journey of Beethoven and Schubert’s Chamber Music, the “NEMPAC Concert Series” January recital will highlight some of the greatest chamber works and lieder of these two composers, including Schubert’s Fantasia in f minor. Tickets and more info please visit, www.nempacboston.org located at the Bijou de la Vida Art Gallery, 390 Commercial Street, Boston.
Three snowy photos from Instagram:
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Keeping up with news around the neighborhood:
What is it like to live in Boston’s North End?
Discussing the pros and cons of living in the North End, this profile takes you through the neighborhood from the hustle of Hanover Street to the many historic landmarks. The Boston Globe has the full story through the eyes of local residents and taking your through the transitions of the North End dynamic over the decades. Do you agree with these pros and cons?
Key change as Boston rents head down
For the first time in six years, rents in Boston have fallen as housing supply starts to catch up to demand. In the fourth quarter of 2016, the average monthly rent for an apartment in Boston fell 1.7 percent, marking the first time rents have dropped since 2010. The Boston Herald has more on the new report that still has yet to ascertain whether the drop in prices is spread throughout the market or the most expensive apartments.
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