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Chamber, community welcomes Kaori Cafe on Meridian Street

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(EAST BOSTON -- January 23, 2026) The East Boston Chamber of Commerce and patrons welcomed Kaori Cafe and co-owner Bryan Melendez to the community....
Blue Line East Boston

Update: Blue Line weekend closure extended due to upcoming weather

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WEEKEND SERVICE SUSPENSION UPDATE: Blue Line Weekend Service Suspension Extended: Service Suspended Between Bowdoin and Orient Heights This Weekend, January 24 โ€“ 25 Posted at...

Excel Academy Charter High School named to Advanced Placement School Honor Roll

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The East Boston-based Excel Academy Charter High School has been recognized for student success in advanced Placement program while broadening participation East Boston, MA โ€“...
East Boston History

Local History: A 1886 summary of East Boston from Bacon’s Dictionary of Boston

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The following is the "East Boston" entry in Bacon's Dictionary of Boston (Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1886) East Boston, connected with the city by its...
January 16, 2026

It’s here: The Rink at the Tall Ship!

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Updated: An Outdoor Winter Village Activating Boston Harbor with Ice Skating, Ice Bumper Cars, and Chalet Lounges, opens today with a a Grand Opening...

BPD in the Community: District A-7 Hosts Science Night at District Station

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From BPD Media Relations: Officers from District A-7 welcomed students and teachers from the Curtis Guild Elementary School, along with members of the A-7...
HIstory East Boston

From the archives: Guy Umana made Eastie his family

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by FRANK CONTE Guy Umana would spend most of his time at the Winthrop Nursing Home in Medford on the telephone, opening each conversation with...
Brickhouses in East Boston

Real Estate Sales in East Boston

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January 7, 2026
City Hall Chambers

Update: In surprise outcome it’s Wu ally Breadon! Worrell falls short after Coletta Zapata...

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Update: January 5, 2026, 3:30 p.m. From the Dorchester Reporter: "Councillor Liz Breadon of Allston-Brighton has been elected Boston City Council President edging out...

From the archives: West End relives urban renewal nightmare

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By Frank ConteThe Boston LedgerWeek of November 16โ€“23, Vol. 44, No. 45 A year from now, Sam Crisafulli will no longer be living on Billerica...
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