Three Things to Know for Wednesday! 1. Highlights from Boston and the North End: Eataly Boston Opens In Prudential Center Tuesday was the grand opening of Eataly, the newest place for Boston’s Italian food lovers. Opened at the Prudential, the highly awaited Italian market features four restaurants, ten takeaway counters, five bars and a huge selection Read More…
Three Things to Know for Monday! 1. Notable articles from around town: Boston Woman With Down Syndrome Starts Cookie Business, Dreams Big Collette Divitto’s cookie business is building right in her North End apartment, where she makes fresh batches of her “amazing” chocolate chip cookies that are dipped in cinnamon. Born with Down syndrome, the 26-year-old continues to utilize Read More…
Three Things to Know for the Weekend! 1. Be sure to catch these articles: ‘A Very Emotional Day’: Ex-House Speaker Sal DiMasi Back in Boston After Prison Release Former Massachusetts House Speaker Salvatore DiMasi landed back in Boston after being granted a compassionate release due to his overwhelming health issues. View the video above and read more Read More…
Three Things to Know for Tuesday! 1. Looking to get involved in the community? 7:00pm ZLC Committee Meeting. This month’s meeting of the NEWRA Zoning, Licensing & Construction committee will be at the Mariner’s House, 11 North Square, 2nd Floor. All are welcome, view more information. 2. Keep up with the latest articles: A path forward for Read More…
Three Things to Start Your Week! 1. A few events from the community calendar: 1:00pm Thanksgiving Lunch at ABCD Center. On behalf of Maria Stella Gulla, Director, please join us for Thanksgiving luncheon at our offices on 1 Michelangelo Street in the North End. There will be a festive and traditional turkey dinner with all the fixings, Read More…
Three Things to Know for the Weekend! 1. Packed weekend of events from the community calendar: Friday, November 18 10:00am (Also on Saturday, November 19th, 10:00am) North Bennet Street School Open House at 150 North Street. Visit one of the country’s oldest schools of traditional craftsmanship located in Boston’s historic North End. Watch presentations in Bookbinding, Cabinet & Read More…
Three Things to Know for Thursday! 1. Did you catch the following two articles? Boston drivers need to get ready to slow down Do you think Boston driving is crazy enough? Just wait until the default speed limits are decreased from 30 to 25 m.p.h. and 20 m.p.h. in certain designated zones. The City Council unanimously Read More…
Three Things to Know for Wednesday, November 16th! 1. A few scenes and stories from around the neighborhood: Below, the New England Aquarium captured the “highest of tides” brought on by the recent supermoon. The higher-than-normal tides offer a “sobering, soggy reminder of the future of our coasts as sea levels continue to rise.” Below: View the Patriots Day Read More…
Three Things to Know to Start the Week! 1. The North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council consuming today’s events: 7:00pm NEWNC Monthly Meeting. The North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council will host their monthly meeting at the Nazzaro Center, located at 30 North Bennet Street. 2. A few articles City Hall Plaza ice skating, winter shops open Dec. 2 Read More…
Happy Veterans Day! Three Things to know for the Weekend: 1. A busy weekend according to the community calendar: Friday, November 11 8 am-2pm. North Street Grille is offering a free breakfast to all Veterans as well as active duty Military. Stop by and choose from a traditional egg plate, pancakes, or french toast, all served with coffee. Thank Read More…
Three Things to Know for Thursday, November 10th! 1. Some hot topics from the news: North End shop’s offer of free Trump tattoos backfires Boston Barber & Tattoo Co. had to close just twenty minutes after posting an offer for a free tattoos of Trump or his campaign slogan “Make America Great Again.” Shop owner Robert Dello Read More…
Three Things to Know for November 9th! 1. A few articles you may have missed: North End Voting Lines North End residents were lined up around the corner of the Nazzaro Center before the polls opened at 7 a.m. Knowing that early voting was an option, some still liked the tradition of voting on election day, while Read More…