Several outside news outlets kept busy over the past week with the following several articles, all involving the North End / Waterfront! Boston’s first treadmill running studio opens The North End is home to Boston’s first running studio, “MyStryde,” which opened on Hanover Street this past week. Providing a treadmill workout that is “actually motivating” by offering different classes Read More…
To help plan your schedule, we make the following list from scheduled events on our community calendar. Monday, January 11 6:00pm Abutters Meeting at 57 Fleet Street Petitioner seeks to add a rooftop mechanical unit approximately 4’ by 4’ and is not visible from the street. 7:00pm NEWNC Monthly Meeting – Nazzaro Center, 30 N. Bennet Street View the agenda Read More…
The Weekender, a weekly post derived from the top viewed posts from this past week: Top 5 Posts of the Week: North Ender and Newlywed Laurie Strazzullo Wins New Car on ‘The Price is Right’ This past fall, North Ender’s Louis and Laurie Strazzullo were married and went the TV game show, The Price is Right, where Read More…
Judging by the Twitter traffic in the neighborhood, 2016 is off to a busy start in the North End / Waterfront! The Top 10 North End / Waterfront Tweets From This Week: https://twitter.com/pinasalvopi/status/684110160026021889 "The North End: Boston's Italian Neighborhood" will be shown at Modern Theatre on 525 Washington St. in Boston at 7:00 on Wed, Jan Read More…
Scanning other news outlets over the past week brought us to the following articles, relating to our own neighborhood. Uber, Lyft face wild ride in ’16 2016 is expected to be a pivotal year for ride sharing companies like Uber and Lyft, who are both in the midst of countless lawsuits and regulations looming with Legislators on Read More…
The following list is comprised of scheduled events from our community calendar, updated regularly to help plan your schedule. North End Christmas Tree Pickup The annual tree collection will be for 2 weeks starting on Monday January 4th and ending on Friday the 15th. Trees need to be placed curbside by 7am with no plastic bags, no decorations / lights and no tree Read More…
Here we are, welcome to 2016. Starting the year on a weekend, here is a quick recap the neighborhood news at the turn of the year. Top 5 Posts of the Week: Affordable Housing Development Moves Forward at Parcel 1B A $230 million affordable housing development at Parcel 1B in the Bulfinch Triangle will be starting Read More…
The following incident report is courtesy of District A-1 Boston Police: Fire 12/31/15 ~ 5:44pm Police Officer’s responded to a manhole fire at Salem Street and Hull Street. Boston Fire was on scene and extinguished the fire. Eversource reported to the scene and stated that it was one of their electrical manholes and insulation around the cables Read More…
This special edition of the top tweets covered how the neighborhood chose to ring in the new year. Profiling how residents, visitors, and local establishments spent their final moments of 2015 and how they took in the start of 2016, North End / Waterfront style! The Top North End / Waterfront Tweets of New Year’s 2016: Read More…
This week in the North End / Waterfront, we found these ‘notable news’ stories from other outlets. 10 years later, did the Big Dig deliver? Burying the Central Artery in the dirt below downtown Boston was part of the $15 billion project that was “plagued by cost overruns.” Bringing a new look to Hanover Street and the Read More…
4…3…2…1… Happy New Year! Wishing all of our readers a safe and Happy New Year: We would like to thank you for reading our coverage on what was a great year full of local news, stories, events and more! Welcome 2016 in style by taking part in one of the many events featured by First Night Boston 2016! Below Read More…
Here we are, the final weekend of 2015, in the midst of the holiday aftermath, closing in on 2016! Top 5 Posts of the Week: Candlelit Labyrinth Peace Walk Celebrates the Winter Solstice [Photos] On the path at the Armenian Heritage Park on the Greenway, participants walked the candlelit labyrinth and tied ribbons on the Wishing Tree, upholding an Read More…