Crime is apparently down in the North End over the past year according to District A-1 Boston Police report that clearly lists a drop from 189 to 160 reported crimes. During the month of September 2012, there was a substantial…
Month: October 2012
Physician Prescribed and Assisted Suicide
North End residents voting on November 6 will have the option to vote for or against a ballot measure regarding physician prescribed and assisted suicide. It is, obviously, an important ballot question as it goes to the core of how…
Eliot School 300th Anniversary Kick-off Celebration
A kick-off celebration for the Eliot School’s 300th Anniversary will be held in the Prado, Charter Street and in the school yard on Saturday, October 20 from 2 to 5pm (rain date Sunday, October 21). Hosted by the Eliot Family…
Eliot School 300th a Reason to Celebrate
The Eliot School is the oldest public elementary school in the United States – and it is among the best with a strong commitment by many hundreds of parents of North Enders who have attended the school over the years…
The Patriots
We are watching the undoing of the Patriots this year. With each loss comes the disbelief that this is happening as the Pats are not supposed to lose. Yet, despite the losses this year, they are tied with the Jets…
Obituaries 10-16-2012
Grace DeInnocentis Of Malden, formerly of the North End Grace C. (Damiano) (Savini) DeInnocentis of Malden, formerly a long-time resident of the North End, died on October 9. She was the devoted wife of the late Gaetano “Guy” Savini and…
Blessing of the Animals
Two North End girls brought their pet gold fish to the Blessing of the Animals.
Copps Hill Burial Ground Restoration
An update on the restoration of Copps Hill Burial Ground, that is flanked by three North End streets and a housing development, was presented at last week’s North End/Waterfront Residents’ Association Parks and Open Spaces Committee monthly meeting held at…
Residents Express Concerns Regarding Community Disturbances
The September monthly North End Public Safety meeting with District A-1 Boston Police was cancelled due the primary election, the Nazzaro Community Center was the polling site. The cancellation left a sixty day gap in the reporting of crime statistics…
Trade School Relocation Moving Forward
It appears that in eleven months or so, North Bennet Street School will have all the paperwork signed and its design prepared and should be able to move into its new place of business on North Street. The longtime North…