The Corner Café, for the eighteenth time in 22 years, took home the North End Men’s Softball Championship. The Corner was the #1 seed in the playoffs after a 15-1-1 regular season. The team blends the talents of longtime stars like Steve “Donuts” Passatempo, Andrew Madden, Anthony Coppola, Vince DiNictolis, Mike Unwin and Michael Murphy Read More…
Things to know for Friday Your daily round up for Friday, November 17: 10:00AM NBSS Open House 2017. Join the North Bennet Street School at 150 North Street for demonstrations throughout the buildings spaces. Meet with faculty, students, alumni and other memebers of the school’s community, click here to RSVP. 10:00AM Baby Story Time at Read More…
The Corner Café softball team blended together some classy veterans with some high energy youth to win their 17th championship in the North End Softball League. The Corner entered the playoffs as the one seed posting a 9-1 regular season record. In the semi-finals the Corner swept away Bricco with a two game to none Read More…
Corner Café entered the North End Softball League playoffs as the number one seed after a 9-1 regular season and did not disappoint. Getting a bye into the semi-finals the Corner Café opened defense of their title by taking on longtime rival Landmark Realty. The Corner brought their hitting shoes to the party and beat up on Landmark to Read More…
Players and coaches from the Corner Café softball team recently celebrated their 14th North End Softball League Championship. Team players and the trophy are shown here during a victory dinner at Amici’s Restaurant. Front row left to right: Anthony Coppola, Ricky Bevilacqua, Richie Longo, Ralph Martignetti, Steve Siciliano Back row left to right: Andrew Marsh, Stephen Read More…
After taking a year off to see if they would enjoy “life without softball” the Corner Cafe re-entered the North End Softball League in 2014. The Corner had been the dominant team starting in 1996 and had taken 12 of 16 championships including a stretch of 9 in a row from 1999-2007. However time had Read More…
As part of the celebration that is North End Pride Week a reunion softball game between the DiMasi Club and the Corner Cafe was organized. During the late 80s and throughout the 90s these two teams would frequently meet in the finals of the North End Softball League and battle it out for North End Read More…
When he reaches his $5,000 fundraising goal this Monday, May 17, at the Corner Café, Ray Cooper will shave his head in support of long-time Regina Pizzeria waitress Pam Foley, who is battling cancer. The news of Pam’s condition was devastating to many local residents, patrons, and friends, who know her as the energetic, bubbly, Read More…