Daily Briefs

Monday’s Brief: Ferry Prices, Boston Ballet Story Time, Falling Leaves

Things to know for Monday

Today is Monday, November 5 and here’s what you need to know for the week ahead…

10:30AM Boston Ballet at the North End Library. Stop by the North End Library at 25 Parmenter Street where the Boston Ballet will be joining story time.

Notable News:

Ferries in Boston are really popular but about to get more expensive

With all of the various public transportation options surrounding Boston, many seem to agree that traveling by water is one of the best ways to go. As the city’s appetite for water transportation grows, so may prices. Read more on the Boston Globe.

Falling Leaves:

 

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The leaves look like my books (covered in highlighter)

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Plan your events with the Community Calendar:

Tuesday, November 6

On This Day: “Honey Fitz” Fitzgerald Elected to CongressDescriptionOn this day …in 1895, a colorful Irishman from Boston’s North End, nicknamed “Honey Fitz” for his charming and loquacious ways, was elected to the U.S. Congress, read more here

4:00PM Comic Book Illustration with Raul the Third at the North End Library. Join us at the North End Library for a lesson in comic book illustration with Pura Belpré award winner, Raul the Third. Each participant will leave with their own copy of Lowriders in Space.

 

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

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