Here are some interesting news stories around the neighborhood that we found recently on other sites. We picked up the latest complaints about overnight work noise, a feel good story about a victim of the Marathon Bombings on the road to recovery and take a look at how you can support breast cancer research right Read More…
Tuesday night on the 5th floor of Boston City Hall, over 50 concerned Downtown Boston residents packed a meeting room regarding the upcoming renewal of the Boston Public Works Trash and Recycling Contract. Matthew Maryl, the Chief of Staff for the Public Works Department led the meeting with slides laying out the facts, numbers, goals, Read More…
This week is a work week like none other – the Red Sox will start their World Series journey against the St. Louis Cardinals. Some of us might feel like garbage on Monday, but Tuesday is the day of garbage with a big meeting at City Hall to talk about Residential Trash Contracts. Also, a Read More…
An exciting week will always bring exciting news. Modern Pastry confirms their expansion, the Columbus Day Parade turned out huge crowds and we have some great photo’s from our very own, Matt Conti. The Police Blotter always seems to bring some interesting, yet disturbing stories. Don’t miss a beat – check out what you might Read More…
Here are some interesting news stories around the neighborhood that we found recently on other sites. Development Transportation Secretary Rich Davey on why he chose Normandy for Parcel 9 It took state officials more than four years to select a developer to build on one of the last remaining parcels on Boston’s Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Read More…
News from the Office of Senator Anthony Petruccelli and State Representative Aaron Michlewitz: In an effort to more effectively reach out to their constituents, Senator Anthony Petruccelli and State Representative Aaron Michlewitz are welcoming members of the community to join them in a Town Hall style evening geared towards conversations addressing pressing community matters, neighborhood Read More…
As if the Patriots and Red Sox didn’t get everyone pumped up – having a short work week can really raise everyones moral, and so can some of these events this week! Be sure to catch up with the NEWNC monthly meeting, get your free Flu Shot, or indulge in a great trip to Foxwoods. Read More…
The first Stephen’s Run 5K Road Race took place on Sunday, October 13th and was welcomed with over 100 runners and dozens of volunteers. The road race was held in honor of Stephen Perez and to benefit the New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans and the Rosanne Sdoia Recovery Fund (See Stephen’s Story Below). The Read More…
Hundreds of locals and tourists made their way down to Faneuil Hall on Saturday afternoon to shop, eat, and catch some live performances. Comedy, dancing, and suspenseful tricks seemed to keep the crowds growing and the money flowing. Thousands of pictures were being taken as others ate food and laughed as the jokes kept rolling. Read More…
Ringing in the Columbus Day Weekend brings expansions and closings. The Cross Street “Cigars” building was leveled and Mayoral Candidates John Connolly and Martin Walsh fight for their stake in the neighborhood. A lot of changes have occurred in the last few weeks, in case you haven’t noticed – Catch up on the things you Read More…
The steady rain couldn’t hold back people coming to to the Boston Local Food Festival on the Greenway. Sunday afternoon, hundreds of locals came to sample some new foods, healthy substitutes, and locally grown seasonings. The festival showcased food trucks, farmers, fisher folks, local restaurants, and organizations focusing on healthy food and fitness. In addition Read More…
As if it didn’t rain enough on Sunday, Monday morning, the start of the long work week always seem to be a bit of a downer. Work days usually consist of meetings, and possibly some exercise – this week is no different. Public Meetings will be taking place throughout the week and Stephen’s Run, a Read More…