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Printing Office of Edes & Gill Leaving Clough House; New “Patriot’s Corner” Coming to Old North Campus

The Printing Office of Edes & Gill will be leaving the Clough House in Boston’s North End in the space adjacent to Old North Church on the Freedom Trail. The news was posted this week on Old North’s blog. Print master Gary Gregory has run the colonial printing shop for the past seven years and will depart Read More…

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Greenway Business Improvement District (BID) Filed at Boston City Council

A Better City has filed a petition with the Boston City Council to organize the Greenway Business Improvement District (BID). The Greenway BID is designed to generate $1.5 million each year to support the maintenance, horticulture costs, and future enhancements of the Greenway. BID money will be managed by the Greenway Conservancy. Funds would be raised by Read More…

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Old North Church Letter to Community Regarding New Visitor Admission Fee

Dear North End Friends and Neighbors, As you may have read in the Boston Globe, the Old North Church and Historic Site will begin charging admission to most visitors ($8) beginning on May 1, 2018. Our goal is to raise additional funds to preserve the nearly 300 year old church and to provide a living Read More…

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Philly and Boston North End Barbershops Bet on Super Bowl LII

First it was Old North Church and the Betsy Ross House getting into the Super Bowl LII competitive spirit. Now, the fun has spread to Firicano’s Barbershop with a friendly wager against Anthony’s Barbershop in the Philly area. If the Eagles win (they won’t), Rich Firicano of Firicano’s Barbershop is agreeing to send “Boston Cream Read More…

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Topping-Off For ‘The Hub on Causeway’ Development Project at North Station

A 39-foot steel beam was signed and raised Tuesday morning at the entrance to ‘The Hub on Causeway’, marking the symbolic completion of phase one of this three-phase development at North Station and the TD Garden. Several hundred project partners, stakeholders, construction crew workers, and community members signed their names on this final beam before it Read More…

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Boston Barber Dances With the Stars (Well, Cuts Their Hair)

Dancing with the Stars was in town this week for a show at the Wang Theater. The North End’s Boston Barber and Tattoo Company answered the call to cut the hair of stars Jordan Fisher and Franky Muniz.   “Neighborhood Photo” is a regular feature on NorthEndWaterfront.com. Submit your interesting photos using our Submit a Read More…

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Local Highlights in the Globe’s 46 Best New Restaurants

Boston Globe Magazine’s “46 Best New Restaurants” features several local businesses. Here they are in alphabetical order. How many have you tried? Bencotto “It’s everything you want in a North End restaurant.” 361 Hanover Street; bencottoboston.com Cultivar “Seasonal cuisine [that] draws on a regional array.” 1 Court Street, in the Ames Boston Hotel adjacent to Read More…

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Gingerbread House Decorating Brings Cheer for Kids at RE/MAX Luxury Living

Children and parents joined in a little holiday fun at RE/MAX Luxury Living on Salem Street this past weekend! On Sunday, RE/MAX agent, Tina Natale, hosted a free gingerbread house decorating event. Everyone enjoyed decorating Gingerbread houses, writing letters to Santa and, of course, sipping hot chocolate on the chilly afternoon.

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Toys for Tots Bash by Gilardi Group and Divine Design Center [Photos]

Toni Gilardi of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty joined with new neighbor Mariette Barsoun of Divine Design Center for a huge Toys for Tots bash! All in support of the U.S. Marine’s holiday program for needy children, dozens of friends joined at the Battery Wharf design center for gourmet food and holiday cheer. Photos by Matt Read More…

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Maurizio’s Ristorante Italiano Closing Its Doors on Christmas Eve

After 25 years in business, Maurizio’s Ristorante Italiano at 364 Hanover Street is closing. Owner Linda Loddo shared a heartfelt message to friends on Wednesday: “Maurizio’s will be closing for business on Christmas Eve. Writing these words makes my stomach sink. Emotions are running high at the moment but I can’t help but come back Read More…