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What’s The 311? Library Tiles Broken, Graffiti on Morton Street, and Possible Abandoned North End Car in East Boston

Posted on Author Chris Romano

Welcome back to our weekly update that highlights some of the cases appearing on 311 in the North End/Waterfront neighborhoods. All 311 cases are public information and can be found at 311.boston.gov. Broken Tiles in Front of North End Library “Broken tiles outside BPL North End Library.” The original 311 post can be found here. This case was Read More…
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Painting 460 Commercial Street in Boston’s North End

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Artist and North End resident, Michael Dean, shares this image of a recent commissioned painting of 460 Commercial Street in Boston’s North End. He describes it as “the looming 1880’s vintage brick building that’s prominently displayed on the edge of the North End as well as in the composition.” Current resident of the property, Nolan Read More…
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The Weekender: Assaggio’s New Ownership, Police Disperse Crowds, Hanover Street Graffiti, Lewis Wharf Pilings, LaFesta Baseball Exchange & Historical Walk to the Sea!

Posted on Author Amanda Stoll

This week’s top posts on NorthEndWaterfront.com covered a variety of topics – from restaurants, to graffiti, to sports and more! Read on below to learn about the most popular articles from the past week. Assaggio Re-Opens in North End Under DePasquale Ventures Ownership Frank DePasquale has acquired North End institution Assaggio which will re-open its Read More…

6 Replies to “Tagger Hits North End’s Henchman Street”

  2. I hope the police put forward a diligent effort in finding this guy. I see it happening moor and more in the North End. It’s incredibly destructive and expensive to repair. When it isn’t repaired it downgrades the neighborhood and gives our community a slum like look. Nice!

  3. Maybe his mother wouldn’t allow him to write on the walls when he was little and he is making up for it! Defacing property is a crime. If he is caught he should remove the paint himself.

  4. I just want to say I am really happy that there was a camera on when this act took place. I can’t say it enough
    how important it is for all property owners to have cameras. Hopefully, someone will be able to identify him soon.

    1. Image is very blurry. Maybe not clear enough to compare to mug photos. Let’s face, this guy is probably in the book somewhere. Real bright boy, painting in daylight in front of a camera.

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