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Tuesday’s Brief: Marathon Colors, Paul Revere House Event, Urban Farming?

Posted on Author Conor Finley

Things to know for Tuesday Events for Tuesday, April 18th 1:00pm Paul Revere House: “Your Own, Paul Revere.” In honor of National Letter Writing Month, our Educators will highlight some of the many missives that have traveled to and from the Revere House over its long history. Located at 19 N Square, Boston – view the event post. Happy Read More…
Community Real Estate

5-Story Addition at 92-94 Salem Street (3 Wiget) Opposed by Neighborhood Council

Posted on Author Matt Conti

The North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) voted 2-4 to oppose plans for a 5-story addition in the rear of 92-96 Salem Street, owned by Nicholas D’Amore. Represented by Attorney Daniel Toscano, the property owner is looking to develop the space and change the legal occupancy of the premises from 6 residential units to 11, keeping zoning Read More…
Community Police & Fire

Massive Flooding on Prince and Salem Streets After Water Main Break

Posted on Author NorthEndWaterfront.com

Neighbors woke up on Tuesday to massive flooding in the heart of Boston’s North End on Prince and Salem Streets. Resident reports indicate brown water inside with no pressure in some cases. On the scene, Gabor Korodi captures the incredible water flowing in front of Bova’s Bakery with these early morning photos.       7:00 Read More…

3 Replies to “Water Main Break Flowing in North End”

  1. They are not fixing it until tomorrow (Tuesday) due to the marathon. Exact words from BWSC worker who answered the emergency number when we called today. The water will continue flowing until some time tomorrow.

  3. It was finally fixed around 11am this morning and was roughly less than 3 hours to complete the work. I’d love to hear the reasoning for allowing water to flow form the broken main for over 30 HOURS when it was such and easy fix. Ya ya, Easter weekend, marathon BS. Who knows what the potential long term damage may be to buildings around the leak. Water damage? Sinkhole?

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