Gove Street Citizens Association to meet on March 26, 2018
Gove Street Citizens Association Monthly Meeting:
Monday, March 26, 6:30-8:30pm
The Noddle Island Community Room– Logan Airport Rental Car Center
Boston Planning and Development Agency
The BDPA community planning staff will discuss their role in the community planning...
April 14: “I Migliori Awards Banquet” honoring the best Italian Americans in our midst
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Due to unforeseen circumstances the location of this event on April 14 has been moved to
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton
Cambridge -Boston
400 Soldiers Field Road
Boston
On behalf of the organization's president, Dr. Dean J. Saluti,...
April 12, 2018: East Boston Social Centers Pizza and Comedy Night at Prince Restaurant
This just in from Marisa DiPietro
Dear Friends,
Thank you for your continued support of the East Boston Social Center! We are planning our Annual Spring Fundraiser, a Pizza and Comedy night at Prince...
March 21, 2018: JPNA Planning & Zoning Agenda
Jeffries Point Neighborhood Association P&Z Agenda
March 21st 7pm
Jeffries Point Yacht Club
565 Sumner Street
Agenda:
159-165 Everett Street- proposal to combine lots and erect a 9-unit residential dwelling with parking for 4 vehicles. Att. Lynds.
...
Save the date: 10th Annual Breakfast Fundraiser” May 17, 2018
SAVE THE DATE
10th ANNUAL
BREAKFAST FUNDRAISER
Thursday, May 17, 2018
7:30 am – 9:30 am
Tickets $25 – Tables $250
For information & sponsorship opportunities,
please contact Anita at 617-567-0863
Funds raised will go to support our Summer...
East Boston Democrats elect delegates to State Convention (March 2018)
Registered Democrats in East Boston held a caucus at the Salesian Boys & Girls Club on March 10, 2018 to elect nineteen (19) delegates and four (4) alternates to the 2018 Massachusetts Democratic Convention,...
What’s Happening at the Library in East Boston this month
Check out what’s happening at the East Boston Branch Library
Family Story Time
This weekly story time features books, songs, and movement. Tuesdays at 11:15 a.m. (runs through May 24. No story time on May 10)....
Councilor Edwards to honor Maverick Street Mothers through Annual Scholarship Fund
(BOSTON, March 6, 2018) - Boston City Councilor Lydia Edwards kicked off March as “Women’s History Month” by announcing an annual scholarship paying tribute to the Maverick Street Mothers awarded to local parents attending...
March 8, 2018: Community Preservation Act discussion
On Thursday, March 8, the City of Boston will host an open forum for community members in East Boston to engage in discussions around the future of the Community Preservation Act (CPA) as it...
Councilor Edwards launches local art contest for display at City Hall
(BOSTON, 26 February 2018) Boston City Councilor Lydia Edwards is calling for local artwork submissions from the community as part of a contest to find defining district one displays for her office at Boston...
Have a “shamrocking” time at the Porazzo Rink on St. Patrick’s Day: March 18,...
Porazzo Rink Presents: St. Patrick's Day Public Skate Event
EAST BOSTON, MA- On Sunday, March 18th, FMC Ice Sports will be hosting a special St. Patrick’s Day Public Skate event at Porrazzo Rink in...
Vacation week (February 2018) events at the East Boston Branch of the Boston Public...
Concert with Matt Heaton
Tuesday, February 20, 10:30 a.m.
Children and their families are welcome to an entertaining concert by Matt Heaton. Matt’s songs are a mix of rockabilly, surf, American roots, and Irish traditional music,...
Councilor Edwards files resolution supporting airport workers strike (February 2018)
BOSTON (7 February 2018) - City Councilor Lydia Edwards filed a resolution this week supporting a Boston Logan Airport workers strike against JetBlue subcontractors FSS and ReadyJet for intimidation and threats.
"These workers are the...
District 1 City Councilor Lydia Edwards Maiden Speech: “A home for all Bostonians” (January...
The City of Boston is at a watershed moment as we find ourselves with the exciting opportunity to define our neighborhoods future for generations to come.
While I am incredibly hopeful for the future of this...
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