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May 11th Residents Assoc. Meeting Agenda: Senator Joe Boncore, City Council Candidate Lydia Edwards, KO North End Fitness Center & North Square Public Art Project

Posted on Author NEWRAComments Off on May 11th Residents Assoc. Meeting Agenda: Senator Joe Boncore, City Council Candidate Lydia Edwards, KO North End Fitness Center & North Square Public Art Project

The North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday, May 11, 2017, 7:00 p.m. at the Nazzaro Community Center (30 N. Bennet Street). The full agenda is shown below.

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December 11th Residents’ Association Agenda: Residential Zoning, Greenway Conservancy, Beautification Committee & Holiday Reception

Posted on Author NEWRA

The December 11, 2014 agenda for the North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) includes: 102 – 104 Prince Street – Residential Zoning / Addition / Legal Occupancy 16 – 18 Battery Street – Residential Zoning / Legal Occupancy / Roof Deck Greenway Conservancy Presentation – Executive Director Jesse Brackenbury North End Beautification Committee Presentation NEWRA Holiday Reception The Read More…
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Government Center Garage Project Comes Under Scrutiny in Joint Letter by Three Downtown Neighborhood Groups

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Following up on previous comments related to the Government Center Garage Redevelopment project, neighborhood associations from the North End, Beacon Hill and West End have coordinated in a joint letter to the State expressing concerns along with “very specific measures of benefit and impact” on the downtown community. (Download the letter.) “… we continue to Read More…
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Residents’ Association Opposes Addition to 49-49R Charter Street

Posted on Author Amanda Stoll

The North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA) voted 26-2 in opposition of a one-story addition at 49-49R Charter Street at their July meeting. The proposal also calls for legalizing the present basement occupancy. The changes would result in a change of the total occupancy from six to eight residential units. Watch the presentation by Read More…