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Question 2 on Charter School Expansion Debated at Neighborhood Council

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Question 2 on Charter School Expansion Debated at Neighborhood Council

Question 2 on this year’s election ballot regarding Charter School expansion was debated this week at the North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC). Advocates for both sides were present at the meeting. Question 2 asks about lifting the cap on the number of charter schools in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. View the video to listen to the arguments.

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Four North End Restaurant Requests, Candidate Introductions and La Galleria 33 Filming on May 14, 2012 NEWNC Agenda

Posted on Author Matt Conti

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Neighborhood Council Opposes 87 Salem Street Tobacco Shop

Posted on Author Amanda Stoll

Applicant Nikant 87 Inc., represented by Attorney Michael Khoury, presented their petition to the Neighborhood Council at the July meeting to establish a retail store and glass blowing studio for tobacco and tobacco-related products at 87 Salem Street. The Council voted unanimously in opposition to the shop. Watch the full video and follow along with the Read More…
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414 Commercial Street Changing Chiropractor Space to Residential

Posted on Author Matt Conti

A zoning relief application at 414 Commercial Street by Nick Leo was presented to the North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) by Attorney Daniel Toscano on May 11, 2015. The petitioner is seeking relief to change commercial space, formerly used by a chiropractor, to residential space. The change would increase the number of residential units in the Read More…