Looking to get in on all the Halloween fun this year? The North End / Waterfront has tons of events lined up for you and the whole family (your pets too!) Plan your costume carefully and read on below for your ultimate guide to Halloweekend 2017. Saturday, October 28 12:00pm Pet Parade and Costume Contest Read More…
The leaves are falling and temperatures are, well, sort of dropping, which means Halloween will soon be upon us! October 31 will be here in just one week – what will you be doing to celebrate? The North End / Waterfront neighborhood has plenty of Halloween events to get you into the spooky holiday spirit, Read More…
This week’s top posts featured politics, construction proposals, cooking, biking and more! Read on to learn about the most popular articles from this past week and watch videos covering some of these topics at recent local meetings. Edwards & Passacantilli, District 1 City Council Candidates, at North End Forum [Video] The two final candidates to Read More…
A few months ago, NorthEndWaterfront.com added a new weekly post – What’s the 311? – that highlights 311 cases in the neighborhood. 311 is the Mayor’s 24-hour hotline that allows residents to report issues and concerns to the City. In looking over recent North End / Waterfront cases, there are some common issues that continue to Read More…
This week’s top posts include local awardees, reconstruction projects, parade photos and more! Read on below to see the most popular NorthEndWaterfront.com articles from this past week. Former House Speaker Sal DiMasi and City Councilor Sal LaMattina Honored with Michael A. Nazzaro Public Service Awards [Photos] Former House Speaker Sal DiMasi and District 1 City Read More…
Thursday, October 19, will be the final community meeting to discuss improvements to the Paul Revere Mall (Prado) between Hanover and Unity Streets. The renovations will improve drainage, increase accessibility and repair site amenities. The first community meeting back in March focused on historical context and project priorities. Read more on the City of Boston webpage Read More…
This week’s top posts on NorthEndWaterfront.com focused on local construction, businesses, and events! Read more below to see the most popular articles of the past week. Dredging Underway in Boston Harbor Dredging is underway in Boston Harbor, day and night, as part of a federally and state-funded $350 million, 3 1/2 year project aimed to Read More…
Over the past few months there have been several discussions around water transportation and expanding public use of Boston Harbor and the waterfront. Boston Harbor Now participated in a waterfront panel back in July that focused on, among other things, moving city traffic to the harbor by increasing water shuttles. City council candidates have also shared their Read More…
This week’s top posts featured the opening of the New Eliot Upper School, city council primary results, North End music, local sports and more! Read on to see the most popular NorthEndWaterfront.com articles of the week. Photo Tour: New Eliot Upper School in Boston’s North End September 2017 marked the grand opening of the new Read More…
The long-awaited cycle track is nearing completion! The paving construction this past weekend and earlier this week marks one of the final pieces of the puzzle. This project sparked plenty of sidewalk controversy and roadwork headaches during construction in the North End / Waterfront area. Refresh your memory by browsing our posts on the North End Read More…
This week’s top posts on NorthEndWaterfront.com featured neighborhood updates, friends and family events, future waterfront planning and more! Read on below to see the most popular articles from this past week. 166 Friends of the North End Celebrate 45th Annual Reunion On Saturday, September 16, the Friends of the North End celebrated its 45th annual Read More…
Boston’s preliminary municipal election will be next Tuesday, September 26. There are three candidates running to fill the seat being vacated by Sal LaMattina for District 1 (North End, Charlestown and East Boston) city councilor — Lydia Edwards, Margaret Farmer and Stephen Passacantilli. The top two candidates from that election will appear on the general municipal Read More…