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Weekly Top Reads: Historic Printing, Plastic Bag Ban, Eliot School Fundraising Success, ‘Red Alert’ Health Centers Campaign, Winter Homeless Census, & ABCD Valentine’s Party

This week’s top posts on NorthEndWaterfront.com featured history, government, local fundraisers, homelessness and more. Read on below to see some of the most popular articles from this past week. Boston Edition of U.S. Constitution Printed for First Time in 231 Years Gary Gregory, print master and founder of the Printing Office of Edes & Gill Read More…

One Week Left to Apply for The Beverly, Affordable and Workforce Housing

ONE WEEK LEFT TO REQUEST APPLICATIONS FOR THE BEVERLY, BOSTON’S FIRST 100% AFFORDABLE AND WORKFORCE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN 25 YEARS Residents must download applications by August 30 and submit by September 6  Residents have seven days remaining to request applications for The Beverly, Downtown Boston’s first 100% workforce and affordable housing development in more than a quarter century. Applications Read More…

FOTNEP Plants Bulbs With Nazzaro Center Children [Photos]

The Friends of The North End Parks collaborated with The Nazzaro Center Program Director Laurie D’Elia and elementary students in The Nazzaro Center After School Program to plant hundreds of crocus and daffodils. The children learned about the bulbs from FOTNEP President Nate Swain and member Diane Valle, as the children dug in the earth. Read More…