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Labor Day Brief: The Students are Coming! Neighborhood Forum Wednesday, Hanover Street Sunset

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Things to know for Monday

Today is Monday, September 3rd – Happy Labor Day! If you made it through move-in weekend, get to the Mirabella for its last day open for the season.

Here’s what else you need to know for the week ahead…

Notable News Found Elsewhere:

The Students Are Coming! Boston Copes With Back-to-School Invasion

This past weekend Boston welcomed back nearly 150,000 college students moving into various neighborhoods throughout the city. Boston restaurateur Jorge Mendoza, owner of Vinoteca di Monica gave his thoughts to the Wall Street Journal, continue reading.

Hanover Street Sunset:

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Plan your events with the Community Calendar:

Wednesday, September 5th

6:00PM North End Community Forum at the Nazzaro Center. A North End Community Forum will be held regarding the community preservation and finding funds to support historic preservation, affordable housing and open space, see additional details here.

From the Community:

North End OSIA Applications Now Available

North End Order Sons & Daughters of Italy in America official applications for membership are now available, continue reading.

Need to submit a post? Great, start here!

Keep up with what’s happening on the Events Calendar.

Weather Forecast:

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One Reply to “Labor Day Brief: The Students are Coming! Neighborhood Forum Wednesday, Hanover Street Sunset”

  1. You have to be a WSJ subscriber in order to read the article about Jorge and the students

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