By Dan Murphy In contrast to the expected outcome of the Presidential Election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, Boston voters resoundingly supported Vice President Kamala Harris over former President Donald Trump in the race. According to the city’s unofficial election results…
Coletta Zapata calls for N.E. construction project walk through
By Phil Orlandella It took a long time for impacted residents to get someone to listen and take interest in their many concerns relating to the construction site at 190-190A Salem Street and 4 Snelling Place in the North End.…
Wu announces start of Supplier Diversity Week
Special to the Patriot-Bridge Mayor Michelle Wu kicked off the City’s second annual Supplier Diversity Week, reaffirming the City’s commitment to supporting local, diverse businesses in city contracts. As part of this effort, Mayor Michelle Wu and the City of…
Wu and Immigrant Advancement announce opening of fourth round of “Weaving Well-Being” grants at inaugural immigrant advancement forum
Special to the Times Mayor Michelle Wu and the Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA) announced the opening of the fourth round of Weaving Well-Being grants. This was announced at MOIA’s first-ever Immigrant Advancement Forum: Our Future Now, held on…
Two full-liquors licenses, occupancy change requests at ZLC meeting
By Phil Orlandella At its October 29 public meeting the North End/Waterfront Neighborhood Council’s Zoning and Licensing Committee, the agenda included two requests for full liquors licenses to replace an existing wine and malt with liqueurs license, a wine and…
News, Notes and Whatever
By Phil Orlandella Bill Russell Bridge named After many years of calling, it the Charlestown Bridge, that connects the North End with Charlestown, or visa-versa, the metal structure is getting a complete overhaul and has now been officially named, “Bill…