Event Notices

Wharf District Council Sept. 24 Agenda: Greenway Celebration, Neighborhood Projects Update, Emergency Preparedness, Public Realm Video

Posted on Author Susanne LavoieComments Off on Wharf District Council Sept. 24 Agenda: Greenway Celebration, Neighborhood Projects Update, Emergency Preparedness, Public Realm Video

The Wharf District Council will host their September meeting on Tuesday, 9/24 from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. at the Norman Leventhal Center, 30 Rowes Wharf. The full agenda is listed below, click to enlarge.

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