Three Things to Know Today 1. A year ago today, the headlines on NorthEndWaterfront.com were on the Groundbreaking for the Connect Historic Boston Bike Trail and the July 4th Fireworks Engulfed by Smoke and Pop Music. Complete with plans for the bike trail, which are well into construction, do not miss Matt Conti’s throwback photo coverage of the 2015 firework display, Read More…
The Government Center T station will close for renovation for two years on March 22. It certainly needs something done to it, although I’m not sure the approved design adds much to City Hall Plaza. But I’d like to ask one thing: Could we change the name? Government Center sounds like it should be the Read More…
December 7th 1941 was, as President Franklin D. Roosevelt said, “a day that will live in infamy.” It was also an important day for the North End. All the street kids, tough guys who were chronically unemployed and broke because of the Depression, signed up in droves to serve in the military. What a great Read More…
