by Badmaa Batbold, guest writer and journalism student at Boston University Our Lady of Good Voyage, a small catholic chapel located on 65 Northern Avenue on the South Boston Waterfront, will soon be setting sail for a new home. The chapel, built in 1952, is considered a landmark because for many years it was the only building Read More…
We revisit the ever present subject of North End gentrification with this 1979 article from American Preservation Magazine. The copy of the now-defunct magazine is courtesy of columnist Nick Dello Russo, with the article originally written by Dianne Dumanoski and photographs by Betsy Fuchs. Nick describes the backdrop, “Back in 1979, the North End was just starting to be gentrified Read More…
Happy Thursday June 16th 1. Nothing going on today? Take a look at what the community calendar has scheduled: 10:30am Age-Friendly Boston Data Report Release at Old South Church [645 Boylston Street, Boston] Compiling all the data from the past meetings, as well as the 3700+ surveys, city officials will be presenting it for the first time Read More…
