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Top 10 @NorthEndBoston Tweets of the Week: Condo Prices Up, 1960 Salem Street, Massive Snow Piles, Public Market Excitement

Posted on Author Conor FinleyComments Off on Top 10 @NorthEndBoston Tweets of the Week: Condo Prices Up, 1960 Salem Street, Massive Snow Piles, Public Market Excitement

Have you been getting out now that the snow has (mostly) stopped for a few days? Amongst the heavy amounts of joggers, icicles melting and falling, tweet your thoughts and pics to @NorthEndBoston and contribute to the #NorthEnd and #BostonWaterfront Twittersphere. 

The Top 10 North End / Waterfront Tweets From This Week:

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