The Weekender is a weekly compilation of the most popular posts on NorthEndWaterfront.com for some weekend catch up. Top Posts This Week: Police Release Video of Suspect in Sexual Assault Case A video captured from the area of Salem and Hull Streets shows a possible male suspect for the sexual assault that took place on the Read More…
In case you may have missed some important news over the last week, The Weekender is a weekly compilation of our top posts. Formerly known as the “Latest & Greatest,” this post is published on a weekly basis for some weekend catch up after the busy work week. Top Posts This Week: Another North End Sexual Assault Read More…
By all accounts, it has been quite the action packed week in the North End / Waterfront. It started on Monday with the arrest of a suspect for the Valentine’s Day sexual assault, followed by questions about whether it’s a case of mistaken identity. Continuing with the crime theme, don’t miss the police blotter – including a Read More…
The weekly roundup brings some of the usual suspects, pertaining to the police blotter and the trash problems that continue to haunt local residents. The North End has seen quite a bit of change over the years, take a look at what Salem Street looked like in 1949, straight from a man who is in the Read More…
The cold, windy, wintry weather lately has been testing all of Boston residents, but we aren’t the only ones being challenged. An old map from Philadelphia may be the key puzzle piece in the battle for Long Wharf. The proposal for the Government Center Garage project is gaining traction from multiple angles as the North End, West End, Read More…
It was another snowy, messy week. Catch up with these top posts. Police are still searching for missing North End Resident, Eric Munsell, who has been missing since last weekend. This week brought the opening of the new Mexican restaurant, Tenoch, on Lewis Street. The blotter brings news of an assault & battery on Parmenter Read More…
Renovations, businesses moving in and out, new restaurants opening up – things are certainly on the move as of late. Saint Leonard Church will get a major facelift with the biggest renovation since it was built. Hanover and Mechanic Streets are seeing some action as well while Tenoch, a new Mexican restaurant is set to open its doors Read More…
Crime and trash lead this week’s top posts in the North End. We spend some time looking back and post a photo of Bruins Captain Zdeno Chara with some young fans. Read about the people and the fascinating events that took place to make what the Prado (Paul Revere Mall) is today, enjoy the weekend! Read More…
The top posts of last week feature some issues with public safety in terms of police activity and dirty needles. History of the Great Brink’s Robbery which took place 64 years ago is accompanied by 10 hidden North End historical sights that prove to be an interesting read. Get details about the future of Davide Restaurant and Read More…
This weekly roundup is packed with videos of some of neighborhood meetings and North End history. Learn about The Great Molasses Flood that took 21 lives and reeked havoc on Commercial Street. Get details on a lottery for affordable housing units in The Victor development building and listen to Suffolk University’s John Nucci speak about students living in Read More…
Not much of a reader? This is certainly a weekly roundup tailor made for you – packed with photos and videos. Besides the police blotter, see photos of the storm flooding on the waterfront. Take a look at the Callahan Tunnel project, the North End in 1899, a neighborhood photo and see some of the most Read More…
All roads lead to 2014 after the cold front moved in and melted the snow just in time for Christmas. As the New Year rolls in, don’t miss whats been happening over the hectic holiday week. Get to the bottom of the robbery spree that plagued the neighborhood around the holidays. Make travel arrangements to deal with the closing of Read More…