Winter storm Harper came roaring through the Northeast this past weekend and, although it didn’t bring as high of snow totals as some forecasts were predicting (The Boston Globe marks Boston with only 4.9 inches), it still brought snow, sleet and rain to the city. The stormy weather, combined with two Boston Harbor high tides Read More…
Three Things to Know Today 1. The Boston Molasses Flood plaque. Quiz – can anybody name the location of this? https://www.instagram.com/p/BMUh1i3DN0k/?taken-at=254372545 2. Events in the neighborhood to keep you busy: 5:00pm Ferrante Night Fever. Come celebrate the release of Elena Ferrante’s new book “Frantumaglia.” An evening of Neapolitan words, thoughts, food and smarginatura. [I AM Books, 189 North Street]. 6:00pm NE Read More…
Martin’s Park has officially opened in Boston’s Seaport District at 64 Sleeper Street, along the Fort Point Channel and adjacent to the Boston Children’s Museum. The park remembers Martin W. Richard who was just eight years old when he was killed at the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013. Martin’s sister, Jane, started the opening ceremony Read More…
