By Phil Orlandella Despite a lot of rain in May, the North End Athletic Association (NEAA)2025 Lacrosse program got off to a great start and even managed to play in the Best of Boston Tournament at the end of the…
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Mayor Wu and Parks And Recreation Department Cut Ribbon on Flour Bakery on the Common
Special to the Regional Review Mayor Michelle Wu joined the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, celebrated pastry chef Joanne Chang, and community members on Friday, May 30, to cut the ribbon on Flour Bakery + Café’s newest location in the…
Venerable Sculptor Nancy Schön Receives Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts Degree from Tufts
By Dan Murphy Nancy Schön, the celebrated public artist who brought Robert McCloskey’s classic children’s book ‘Make Way for Ducklings’ to life with her iconic sculpture in the Public Garden, was awarded an honorary doctorate of fine arts degree during…
News, Notes and Whatever
By Phil Orlandella North End Historical Museum on Prince Street The North End Historical Society (NEHS) and Frank DePasquale Ventures at a recent NEWRA meeting announced that the long-awaited North End Museum will be opened on the Freedom Trail at…
State Fire Marshal Highlights Summer Fire Safety
Special to the Regional Review State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine is asking residents to practice outdoor fire safety in the weeks and months ahead. “As the weather gets warmer and we start spending more time outside, outdoor fires also…
News Briefs
Upcoming programs offered by West End Museum The West End Museum, located at 150 Staniford St., Suite 7, presents ‘The Battle for Boston,’ with Don Gillis, on Tuesday June 17, from 6 to 7 p.m. This author talk by Don…
Markey Calls for Urgently Needed Funding for Flood Resilience project
Special to the Times U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey hosted a press conference on Wednesday, May 28 to call attention to the urgent need to address flooding along the Island End River in Chelsea and Everett that is part of…
Echoes of Valor: A Boston Concert Commemorates 250 Years of Service and Sacrifice
Special to the Regional Review Boston will come alive with the sound of patriotism this June 17 as the city hosts “Echoes of Valor,” a powerful tribute to 250 years of American service and sacrifice. This free public event honors…
NEMPAC Announces Marshall 2025 Scholarship Recipients
The North End Music and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) is excited to announce the nine recipients of this year’s Geraldine Marshall Scholarship Fund, the beneficiary of the annual and treasured North End Cornhole Classic fundraiser event in the North End…
Orange Line Service Suspended June 21 to 29
Special to the Regional Review Between North Station and Forest Hills on Weekends, Between Back Bay and Forest Hills on Weekdays This notice serves as a reminder of the upcoming Orange Line closure previously announced on May 20. The MBTA…