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Ribbon Cutting Celebrates Grand Opening of Lovejoy Wharf

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Mayor Walsh and Secretary Pollack along with Kimberly Sherman Stamler, President of Related Beal, on Thursday to celebrate the grand opening of Lovejoy Wharf.

Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Lovejoy Wharf has transformed a significant portion of Boston’s downtown entrance. Once a closed off wharf with dilapidated out of service buildings, it now stands as a revitalized area, with two brick buildings along a critical restored section of the Harborwalk.

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Poll: What Do You Think About Boston’s Lawsuit to Block Wynn’s Casino License in Everett?

Posted on Author Matt Conti

The City of Boston filed a lawsuit this week against the State’s Gaming Commission to block the Wynn Resorts casino license and its $1.75 billion development in Everett. The action comes after negotiations broke down between the City and Wynn regarding mitigation payments to offset the impact of the planned resort casino. Read the full court complaint here. In its Read More…
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Even the Mayor Needs a Thanksgiving Haircut

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Mayor Walsh stopped in Boston Barber in the North End for a cut before the Thanksgiving holiday. Owner Robert Dello Russo said, “Just taking care of one of our loyal clients. Although he tries to blend in with the rest of the regulars. This is no regular guy. This is our Mayor, always a great Read More…
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“Huzzah!” for North Square Groundbreaking in Boston’s North End

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Students from St. John’s and Eliot Schools shouted “Huzzah!” at Wednesday’s ceremonial groundbreaking for the North Square reconstruction project in Boston’s North End. The renovation is focused on accessibility while restoring the historical features of the square. Repointed cobblestones and iron chains will be joined by wider sidewalks and ramps. The center garden / gathering Read More…