As we take the time to remember and honor those who have served, and continue to serve our country, try and find a moment to look at some events here this week. Short work and school weeks allow some extra free time, why not take a look at some of these events? Monday, November 11 Read More…
Check out these great articles dealing with issues and plans throughout the City of Boston, such as the revised plans for Lovejoy Wharf, solar charging seats on the Greenway and lots of climate change related updates. Lastly, do you remember The European? Lovejoy Wharf Details Leave Out One Thing Here are new renderings of Lovejoy Read More…
The neighborhood is overseeing some serious overhaul throughout the area when it comes to leadership, development planning and construction. Despite the typical Halloween pranks, the Sox are World Champs and Fall is certainly here to stay. Catch up on Election Day information and be sure to catch the post about the Lovejoy Wharf Project. Pumpkin Read More…
Let’s take a closer look at the North End neighborhood and surrounding precincts in Tuesday’s election that made Marty Walsh the next Mayor of Boston. Walsh took the overall city vote with 51.6% of the vote, but most of Downtown Boston favored John Connolly. Here is how the North End voted in the race for Read More…
The results are in: Marty Walsh was elected on Tuesday to be the next Boston Mayor in a 52%-48% victory over John Connolly. On the City Council, incumbent Sal LaMattina handily topped the ticket in District 1 with 71% of the vote against challenger Brian Gannon. In District 2, Bill Linehan was also re-elected with Read More…
All three polling locations in the North End were packed the morning of the Boston Mayoral Election. Voters were waiting in line by 7am, right at the start of the election doors opening. Sign holders and supporters gathered their winter jackets, hats, and coffee mugs awaiting the warm sun to rise. If you haven’t already Read More…
This week brings some serious business, a new Mayor, district and at-large City Councilors will be elected on Tuesday, November 5th. There is also the monthly Public Safety meeting on Thursday with a newly assigned captain. On Friday, the North Bennet Street School celebrates the opening of its new building campus on North Street. Even Read More…
So much has happened over the last week here in Boston it was hard to keep up with some of the things going around in the neighborhood. Whether you were busy watching the Red Sox take home the World Series or out Trick-or-Treating for Halloween, we have you covered with the Most Popular Posts This Week! Read More…
Here are some interesting news stories around the neighborhood that we found recently on other sites. In case you haven’t heard – the Boston Red Sox won the 2013 World Series. For anything you may have missed around the news world – be sure to catch all the action right here! Developers want tax breaks at the Read More…
This week brings exciting events from all angles – The Sox continue their trek in the World Series and a town hall style meeting is being held by Senator Anthony Petruccelli and State Representative Aaron Michlewitz. Halloween events are taking place all week leading into the weekend where we turn our clocks back and end Read More…
This week in the North End / Waterfront brings lots of Halloween events that are sure to be fun for the whole family. No kids to bring around Trick-or-Treating? No problem – bring out the dogs for some fun! Be sure to check out these events to make your Halloween week exciting. Have a fun Read More…
This week had a mix of news. A nail salon is set to move in, Ida’s closing, a ’70s flashback and a trash meeting too. Heading into Halloween, a week until the Mayor’s Election, and the Sox in the World Series, it is an exciting time to be a living in Boston. In all the Read More…