Many summer programs took place in the North End due to a generous grant (about $12,000) from The Boston Foundation through My Summer in the City Grant Program.
This collaboration has taken place successfully, over the past four years, providing summer programming and teen summer jobs coordinated by North End Against Drugs (NEAD).
Funds were used to create five teen internships, assistance for the North End Athletic Association (NEAA) 16-21 year old Dodgers Baseball program, support for NEAD’s North End Family Pride Week and the North End Music and Performing Arts Center (NEMPAC) Summer Concert Series.
Once again, this grant has provided much needed summer recreational activities and special events and a few jobs to boot.
Many North End/Waterfront residents took part and enjoyed the summer programs that took place at several venues throughout the neighborhood.
Hopefully, this grant is available for many years to come.
The long-awaited opening of the refurbish Cutillo Park on Stillman Street (weather permitting) is expected…
Special to the Regional Review Boston City Councilor Gabriela Coletta (District 1) chaired a Government…
Special to the Regional Review The Massachusetts House of Representatives passed two bills that update…
Mayor Michelle Wu announced the appointment of Brian Swett as the City of Boston’s Chief…
NEWRA Committee Reviews Two Requests Two requests, a beer and wine license transfer and a…
NEW Health is excited to start a new tradition for the North End neighborhood “Viva…