The 2019 Lantern Ceremony at the Old North Church was the most successful yet, the historic church indicated. Participants shared in a lively reading of “Paul Revere’s Ride†by local news anchor Latoyia Edwards, create a firsthand account of the…
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The Auto Show Exhibit on The Greenway
A public art exhibition: The Auto Show is currently on display on The Greenway. The Greenway Conservancy’s 2019 exhibition consists of both loaned and commissioned artworks that explore the automobile and the imaginative qualities of construction and movement in transportation.…
Love Your Block North End Neighborhood Clean-up a Success
On Saturday, May 4, dozens of North End neighbors participated in the City of Boston’s annual neighborhood cleanup also known as Love Your Block organized by the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Services. Volunteers started the morning with coffee and doughnuts…
News and Notes
Boston/Kyoto Sister Cities Partnership Resigning off the Sister Cities 60th years of partnership and collaboration between Boston and Kyoto Japan took place on April 26. A signing ceremony to renew the agreement, reflecting on the partnership and looking forward to…
It’s Time to Play Ball
Nazzaro Center Relocation Study Draws a Large Crowd
Once again, it was standing room only at the Nazzaro Community Center on North Bennet Street as residents flocked to the main hall for an update on the relocation of a $40-$50 million-dollar new Community Center, which will be managed…
Antonio’s Turns 25
Antonio’s Cucina Italiano celebrates 25 years at 288 Cambridge St. today, Thursday, May 2. Steven Colarusso, owner of the popular Italian eatery, said upon first seeing the space a quarter century ago, he and his business partner at the time…
In Brief
Board of Appeals approves 2 Snelling Place proposal Despite overwhelming opposition by abutters, the North End Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) and the North End Waterfront Residents’ Association (NEWRA), the City of Boston Board of Appeals gave the go-ahead to the…
Community News
A Kaleidoscope of Musical Gems On Sunday, May 5, 2019 come to the Church On The Hill for a concert of music written by composers from Antonio Vivaldi to Undine Moore. The concert will begin at 3 p.m. Some of the music to be performed…
News and Notes
Municipal Lobbyist Required to Register with City A registration portal for lobbyists in Boston has been launched by the City requiring registration twice a year. In 2018, Mayor Martin Walsh signed into law the City’s municipal lobbying ordinance aim to…