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What’s Going On Today:
Last chance to help plant the daffodil bulbs on the North End Greenway parks, Saturday 9 am to 12 pm. Read more.
The North End Historical Society also has an event, 11 am, at the Museum of African American History in Beacon Hill. Read more.
The Events Calendar has all the details.
What’s new on the blog:
Rudy Guiliani created some excitement on Hanover Street for the Scott Brown campaign. See the post.
What people are talking about:
Kitchen Nightmares … La Galleria 33 is all fixed and everyone is happy! Thanks Chef Ramsay. Online episodes should soon be available if you missed it. In the meantime, here is the Part 1 recap. See Rita’s Halloween costume as the “dropped chicken” and then read the Part 2 recap at She Knows.
Under the radar:
The $1000 Bro Pad, 420 friendly … in the new North End. See the post.
Notable News Found Elsewhere:
Lovejoy Wharf’s new owners have a new plan, which includes something actually happening. Read the post.
Is Boston vulnerable to more severe storms? Read more in the Globe.
It doesn’t look like “Urban Shield: Boston” will impact the North End / Waterfront, but there may be more helicopters than usual in the skies and sounds of gunfire on Saturday. See the city’s press release.
Neighborhood Photo Video of the Day:
I rarely stray from the North End / Waterfront in this daily feature. But, with all the post-Sandy New York City pictures on the news, I thought I would share my Manhattan photo slideshow from last weekend. I literally escaped NYC on one of the last Sunday flights out before the airports were closed. The photos were part of a workshop highlighting the people of New York City. I met a lot of great folks that were kind enough to let me take their portraits. I hope the photos show the spirit of the recovering, but still great, Gotham.
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Terrific shots of New York. My heart goes out to them. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Matt, for sharing your poignant portrait of NYC.