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Wednesday’s Brief: Security Line Reward for Water Transportation, LEGO Club, Summer Shred, Friends of Cutillo Park Meeting

Today is Wednesday, September 25 and if you choose to travel by water to Logan Airport, it could just save you on the other end with a security line reward, read more on Boston.com. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 3:00PM Kids’ LEGO Club at the North End Library. Description:Drop in after Read More…

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Tuesday’s Brief: Election Day, Wharf District Council Meeting, Story Time at the Library

Today is Tuesday, September 24 and it’s Election Day! Get out and vote for Boston’s district and at-large city councilors in today’s Preliminary Municipal Election. Read more details here. Here’s what else you need to know for today… Preliminary Municipal Election in Boston. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Elections will take place Read More…

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Monday’s Brief: North Square Ribbon Cutting, Zumba, City Council Candidates, First Day of Fall

Today is Monday, September 23 and though it may not feel like it, today is the first official day of Fall! Also known as the Autumnal Equinox, this is the day when the sun crosses the celestial equator, an imaginary extension of the Earth’s equator into space. Read more from the Farmer’s Almanac. Here’s what Read More…

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Weekend Brief: Best Parks in Boston, Youth Climate Strike, Open Charles Street, Bootcamp, Friday Films

Today is Friday, September 20 and the weather for the weekend ahead will feel as though we’re really holding onto the last days of summer. Enjoy the warm temperature and check out some of Boston best parks, including some right here in the North End, read more on Hoodline. Here’s what you need to know Read More…

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Thursday’s Brief: Star Market to Open Friday, Biannual Urban Renewal Update, NEMPAC Fall Soiree, Seniors Connect, R&B Line Dancing

Today is Thursday, September 19 and here’s a joke from local comedian Ben Alper: “Boston city councilors agreed to consider drafting an ordinance that would prohibit protesters from wearing masks or other identity-hiding disguises at political protests – unless they dressed as good guy superheroes like Spider- and Batman.” – Ben Alper. Here’s what else Read More…

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Wednesday’s Brief: Boston Common Coffee Closes Last Location, What Unites Us, LEGO Club, Summer Shred, Old North Speaker Series

Today is Wednesday, September 18 and Boston Common Coffee Cafe, which opened its first cafe in the North End in 2004, has closed their last remaining cafe, read more on Eater Boston. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 10:30AM Celebrate What Unites Us: Latin America at Armenian Heritage Park. This two-part program Read More…

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Tuesday’s Brief: Encore Showing “Soft” in Slots, Story Time, Building Challenge, Hub Hall Vendors List Released

Today is Tuesday, September 17 and starting next year Boston’s Hub Hall in the TD Garden will feature 18 food vendors including some North End favorites like Mike’s and Monica’s, read more on Boston Magazine. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 10:30AM Toddler Story Time. Stop by the North End Library and Read More…

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Monday’s Brief: Best Coffee in Boston, Harbor Cruise, Zumba in the Park

Today is Monday, September 16 and if you’re a fan of Nantucket hot spot The Nautilus, you soon can experience their food a little closer to home. NP4 (an offshoot of The Nautilus) is planning to to open a 4,827 square-foot waterfront restaurant on Pier 4 in the Seaport, read more on Boston.com. Here’s what Read More…

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Weekend Brief: Best Late-Night Food, San Gennaro’s Feast, Bootcamp, Friday Films, Teen Movie Night

Today is Friday, September 13 and if you’re a night owl, but sure to check out some of the best late-night food in Boston, featuring some North End favorites, read more on BostonMagazine.com. Here’s what else you need to know for this weekend… San Gennaro’s Feast. Stop by Hanover and Battery Streets and join in Read More…

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Thursday’s Brief: Parents Call Uber, Puppies and Politics, NEWRA Meeting, Exploring the Marine Monument, Oktoberfest Celebrations

Today is Thursday, September 12 and some local school buses have been running so late that some parents have been turning to Uber, read more on the Boston Globe. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 6:00PM Puppies and Politics with Councilor Edwards. Stop by RUFF – the North End Dog Park and Read More…

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Wednesday’s Brief: 9/11 Remembrance, Polar Coaster, Mass Military Heroes Fund Service Project, Lego Club, Reiki Clinic, Summer Shred, Friends of NE Library Meeting

Today is Wednesday, September 11 and, though today’s weather may not feel like it, meteorologists are saying we may be in for quite the “polar coaster” this upcoming winter, read more on Boston.com. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 12:00PM 9/11 Mass. Military Heroes Fund Service Project at Rings Fountain on the Read More…

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Tuesday’s Brief: Where do the Valet Cars Go?, FOCCP Meeting, Story Time, Kids’ Art, Barre by the Bar

Today is Tuesday, September 10 and have you ever wondered where the North End valet-parked cars go? Let’s have some fun courtesy of local comedy writer Ben Alper, author of Thank You for Not Talking: A Laughable Look at Introverts. We all see restaurant parking valets driving off with diner’s cars. In this densely packed neighborhood, Read More…