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The Old North Church thanks Greylock Roofing for replacing missing slates on the roof of the Old North Church, pro bono! The church loses a few slates every winter when snow slides off the roof.
Greylock is currently replacing a condominium roof and roof deck in the North End and has been restoring the Marriott Custom House. Old North is thrilled that Greylock has taken time in their busy schedule to give back to the community.
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The Old North Harvest Moon Gala is set for Thursday, October 20, 2016, 6-9pm, at Filippo Ristorante, 283 Causeway Street in Boston’s North End. All proceeds from the gala go to underwrite Piccoli Regali, providing Saturday morning fellowship and a weekend’s worth of groceries for North End neighbors in need during the winter months. Please Read More…
As work continues on the Langone Park and Puopolo Field renovations, NorthEndWaterfront.com reader Paul Foster jokes that the old North End beach has returned! See photos of the beach that existed along this stretch of the North End waterfront nearly 100 years ago here. Photo submitted by Paul Foster. “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on Read More…