All roads lead to 2014 after the cold front moved in and melted the snow just in time for Christmas. As the New Year rolls in, don’t miss whats been happening over the hectic holiday week. Get to the bottom of the robbery spree that plagued the neighborhood around the holidays. Make travel arrangements to deal with the closing of Read More…
After a cold, icy week, the temperature has warmed up for the final weekend before Christmas. Look back on the snow storm, be the first to know about the 7-Eleven special signs that will be used on Hanover Street, check out a new ice skating spot and read about the police activity. Connect Historic Boston Read More…
Reported incidents from this week’s Boston Police Journal Log indicate a quiet week for Police in the area. The Police Journal Log is listed below for the North End / Waterfront area, courtesy of BPD District A-1. 12/14/2013 20 HENCHMAN ST – TRESPASSING 12/15/2013 5 PRINCE ST – INVESTIGATE PERSON 12/16/2013 00 N WASHINGTON ST Read More…
Believe it or not, there has been more going on in the City besides it just another snow storm. An appeal has been submitted to Mayor Thomas Menino about the towers planned to go off of Causeway Street. A Christmas Carol came to the North End in a unique way. Hear the amazing story behind Read More…
Despite the winter-weather conditions Tuesday night, over three dozen residents trekked through the snow to get to Canal Street for the Causeway Street Redesign presentation. As part of the Connect Historic Boston Initiative, pedestrians were the first priority of the project while a large emphasis was put on cyclists to attract more cycling throughout the city. Improvements and Read More…
Designers, representatives from Boston Transportation Department, MassDOT, and the BRA (Boston Redevelopment Authority) presented their proposal for the redesign of Union Street and the “Blackstone Block” at a public meeting on Monday, December 16, 2013 at City Hall. As part of the Connect Historic Boston Initiative, the goal is to create streets and sidewalks that Read More…
Tired from dealing with the snow? Christmas is right around the corner, stop by some of these events this week that’ll be sure to put you in the holiday spirit. The roads are a mess and the sidewalks are covered with ice, but by the time these events start the commute should be a breeze! Read More…
Reported incidents from this week’s Boston Police Journal Log are listed below for the North End / Waterfront area, courtesy of BPD District A-1. 12/08/2013 4 HENCHMAN ST SICK/INJURED/MEDICAL – PERSON 12/08/2013 130 ENDICOTT ST THREATS TO DO BODILY HARM 12/08/2013 70 FULTON ST INVESTIGATE PERSON 12/09/2013 0 CAUSEWAY ST M/V ACCIDENT – OTHER CITY Read More…
The holiday season is in full swing with lots of parties and events geared towards giving. With a snow storm moving in and set to hit sometime today, it doesn’t get much better than this. Catch up with a Mayor-Elect Marty Walsh fundraiser, holiday events, development by the Garden, and the police blotter. In case you’re Read More…
There is a lot going on here, but slow down because these articles are worth the time. See the latest casino updates from some of the elected officials who know it best. More restaurant attention in the North End with Vito’s Tavern and Ward 8. Don’t miss the latest developments on the Waterfront, Quincy Market, the North Read More…
If you haven’t gotten your flu shot yet, get that done for free right here in the neighborhood on Tuesday. NEWNC and NEWRA both have meetings this week. If you aren’t in the holiday spirit then check out Christmas carols, tales, and several holiday concerts. This week is going to be another cold one with a chance of some Read More…
The North End says goodbye to a friend and says hello to Ward 8, a new restaurant on North Washington Street. The usual suspects in the news – trash and casinos are back on the front burner. Watch the video on the Haymarket project and see what all the buzz has been about! Top Posts Read More…