The 4th Annual North End Restaurant Week 2013 is running this week and next through April 12, 2013 (everyday except Sat. 4/6). The annual event offers $38.13 dinners at participating North End restaurants. Sponsored by the North End Chamber of Commerce.
The North End Chamber of Commerce was out early on Saturday morning to help clear the streets so that businesses could reopen and residents could start to drive again. NECC Chairman Frank DePasquale was also out in a pickup truck with a snow plow helping to clear the North End streets.
You can find the North End anywhere in Boston, thanks to the latest promotional campaign “Shop … Dine … Enjoy” on the top of Boston taxis by the North End Chamber of Commerce. This “North End cab” is riding around in what looks to be like Chinatown. Thanks to @BostonAttitude for the photo.
The North End restaurants continue the popular “restaurant week” with the 3rd Annual North End Restaurant Week, starting Sunday, April 1 through Friday, April 6 and the following week from Sunday, April 8 through Friday, April 13. The prix-fixe menu will offer three-course dinners for $33.12. Sponsored by the North End Chamber of Commerce, check Read More…
The North End Chamber of Commerce (NECC) is meeting today in a members-only session with local officials to advocate for open restaurant/bar/cafe windows past 11:00 pm, sidewalk furniture and to oppose current requirements for multiple presentations to neighborhood groups on zoning and licensing issues. In advance of the meeting, the North End / Waterfront Residents’ Read More…
Video: Open Discussion / Comment period at the October 12, 2011 meeting of the North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council. Video index: 00:00 Trash: How should enforcement be targeting trash violations in the North End? 03:30 Zoning & Licensing Presentations: Instead of licensing and zoning applicants presenting at three neighborhood meetings, should one combined board Read More…
The controversial issue of making Hanover St. a one-way street and widening the sidewalks for alfresco dining is discussed in this excerpt from the recent Chronicle TV show. The Boston Globe highlighted the one-way traffic concept of the North End Chamber of Commerce on its front page last February. This video clip features neighborhood residents Read More…
Boston Globe’s Meghan E. Irons reports the idea of one-way traffic on Hanover Street, including wider sidewalks and al fresco dining, as proposed by the North End Chamber of Commerce. “We are getting more people than Faneuil Hall, Chinatown, Newbury Street,’’ said Frank De Pasquale, head of the North End Chamber of Commerce, which is Read More…
The North End Chamber of Commerce (NECC) has announced that Frank DePasquale will return as President of the organization, transitioning the role from Joanne Prevost Anzalone, effective July 1, 2010. The announcement follows a well-attended breakfast at Cafe Pompeii earlier this week, featuring Mayor Tom Menino as guest speaker. “Frank DePasquale now has more time Read More…
In a letter to the Boston Globe, North End Chamber of Commerce (NECC) President, Joanne Prevost Anzalone, responded to the recent Globe article, “A Culture Clash in the North End,” republished here with the author’s permission. Let’s work together in the North End, October 9, 2009 Re: “A Culture Clash in North End” by Jenna Read More…