By Phil Orlandella Two North End residents, Ana Baptista and Brooke Lochiatto, will slice their way through the 2025 Project Bread’s 50th Walk for Hunger raising money for statewide relief. Anna and Brooke will walk the three-mile loop around Boston…
Author: North End Regional Review Staff
NEMPAC Student Musicians Break Fundraising Record at Performathon
Special to the Regional Review With the intrepid support of our student and faculty performers, local businesses, sponsors, and donors, the North End Music & Performing Arts Center’s (NEMPAC’s) annual Performathon raised $31,326 this past Saturday. With the goal of…
Zoning Amendment Changes Approved in the Bulfinch Triangle
By Phil Orlandella Recently, a major zoning amendment change in the Bulfinch Triangle was approved that opened the door for construction in the Causeway Street area. One project letter of interest already submitted to the city involved the development of…
NEMPAC Offers Adults 60 Plus Ukulele Classes
By Phil Orlandella A four-week adult (60+) Ukulele class is being offered by the North End Music and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) at 9 Hull Street. As part of its mission to enrich lives through accessible, exceptional arts programs, NEMPAC…
News, Notes and Whatever
News, Notes and Whatever By Phil Orlandella Bath House Saved for Community Use Only When it was announced by the city that a new community recreational center would be built adjacent to the Mirabella Pool and the Coast Guard Base…
Wu Announces Dates and Times of 2025 Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series
Special to the Regional Review Mayor Michelle Wu, the Office of Neighborhood Services, and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department announced the dates and locations for the 2025 Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series in partnership with Dunkin’® and Star Market. The…
Looking at the FY26 Buget that Focuses on City Services and Fiscal Responsibility
Special to The Regional Review Last week Mayor Michelle filed the Fiscal Year 2026 annual operating budget and five-year 2026-2030 Capital Plan. The FY26 budget reflects stability and constraint as the country faces uncertain economic times, with the reduction of…
Boston Public Library Receives the 2025 AIA Collaborative Achievement Award
The Boston Public Library (BPL) has been recognized with the prestigious 2025 American Institute of Architects (AIA) Collaborative Achievement Award for its visionary approach to people-centered architecture—preserving history while shaping inclusive, inspiring spaces for the future. As the first large,…
Coletta Zapata Stewards Passage of Legislation
on road safety regarding food delivery apps Special to the Regional Review Following an extensive amendment process, Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata steered passage of a revised road safety ordinance originally sponsored by Mayor Michelle Wu. The ordinance responds to the…
New City Planning Department and Featured Joint Community Meeting
By Phil Orlandella As expected, the joint community meeting, featuring the Boston’s Planning Department Chief of Planning Kairos Shen, turned out to be a highly successful informational event for the many residents that filled the hall at the Nazzaro Community…