Monday’s Guide: Space Savers, Chef Carla Pallotta, NEWNC Meeting, More Snow!

Snow and parking, let the games begin:

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Bonus: Space Saver? See how J.P. does it

Get the week planned with the Community Calendar: 

Monday, February 13

7:00pm NEWNC Monthly Meeting – Nazzaro Center, 30 N. Bennet St. State Representative Aaron Michlewitz will speak about his Legislative agenda while a petitioner seeks to construct five story building with nine residential units at 173 Endicott Street, view the agenda.

Tuesday, February 14 [Valentine’s Day]

6:30pm FOCCP Meeting – Friends of Christopher Columbus Park – Mariner’s House. Located at 11 North Square, go to FOCCP.org, Friends of Christopher Columbus Park will meet and discuss their efforts to bring fireworks back to the Boston Harbor for New Year’s Eve 2017!

Notable news from around the neighborhood:

The Dish: Chef Carla Pallotta

Chef Carla Pallotta, owner of Nebo restaurant which moved from the North End to Atlantic Avenue along the Greenway, was born and raised in the North End. Growing up on food from the old country’s Puglia region, hear more from Pollotta on her appearance with CBS This Morning.

Letters to the editor of Globe Magazine

In response to several stories written about the North End, residents write to the editor for their opinions on “Where to Eat in the North End,” and one sentiment that maintains that “there is not one authentic Italian restaurant” in the North End. The Boston Globe has the rest of the feedback.

Keep up with what’s happening on the Events Calendar.

Weather Forecast:

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