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Candlelit Labyrinth Walk: In Peace & Harmony
Join the Friends of the Armenian Heritage Park for the candlelit labyrinth walk in peace and harmony on Sunday, December 8 from 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Guests can walk the labyrinth and tie a ribbon with your wish on the wishing tree. There will be hot chocolate and luscious cookies to enjoy. “Ladies First” Read More…
North End Beginnings: Three Streets Wide
Before the North End was an urban neighborhood community, it was an island. Before Hanover Street was a commercialized concrete jungle, it was a neck. Characterized by the early colonial, John Winthrop, “the north part of the town separate from the rest by a narrow stream which was cut through a neck of land by Read More…




