With an estimated 180 attendees, the intensity of community outrage was voiced at this week’s public meeting on hazardous material (haz-mat) trucks going through the North End/Waterfront neighborhood. “I can’t remember ever seeing such a large neighborhood turnout,” said State Representative Aaron Michlewitz, referring to the standing-room only crowd gathered at the Fairmont Battery Wharf Read More…
A new public art project, Growth Rings, will be unveiled at Central Wharf Park, 250 Atlantic Avenue, on Friday, June 28 from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. The art project features three rings suspended between the trunks of the oak trees in this square. These “growth rings” are meant to represent the cycle of life Read More…
