A mark of a true Bostonian is to hate skyscrapers. Nevertheless, we’re going to get a passel of new tall buildings soon. Steve Belkin’s revelation that he wants to build 740 feet of steel and glass on Federal Street is the tallest. But the Christian Science tower is approved at 699 feet. Millennium Partners’ tower Read More…
The Boston City Council voted 10-3 this week to approve a six-year extension of controversial urban renewal powers by the Boston Redevelopment Authority. The special authority covers 14 districts throughout the city, including the Downtown Waterfront, West End, Government Center and North Station area. The length of the extension was reduced from the ten years the Read More…
Tuesday, September 13th is the State Primary Election. Affiliated voters will receive a ballot for their party designation while non-affiliated voters can choose either ballot. For North End / Waterfront residents, you can see your ballot online. (Note: precinct numbers may be different.) Democratic Ballot Republican Ballot Here are the polling locations serving most NorthEnd/Waterfront Read More…
