By Beth Treffeisen At the public meeting held on Tuesday, October 18, at Wheelock College a presentation for the new inter-city bike and pedestrian path that will connect the Charlesgate Greenway to the Esplanade was presented to the public after…
Month: October 2016
Topeka Street Methadone Clinic Seeks to be Part of the Solution
By Seth Daniel The Habit OpCo Methadone Clinic and therapy center on Topeka Street – just steps from the stately Worcester Square neighborhood and what has been called the Methadone Mile – is the oldest Methadone Clinic in the area…
Community Residents Speak Out against Temporary Emerson Dorms in the Fenway
At the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) meeting held on Monday, October 17, at the Morville House, community members came together to voice their concerns about Emerson College reverting a previous hostel at 12 Hemenway St. into a two-year…
Pine Street Inn Made Major Assist in Rape Arrest,Investigation
By Seth Daniel A man arrested and charged with a horrendous kidnapping and rape of two women in their home last week was quickly identified and arrested at the Pine Street Inn on Tuesday, Oct. 11, with a major assist…
An Eclectic View: Curated by Meredyth Hyatt Moses October 19 – November 27, 2016 Opening reception: Saturday, October 22, 2016, 5 – 8 p.m.
Abigail Ogilvy Gallery in the SoWa District is proud to present An Eclectic View, a group exhibition guest curated by Meredyth Hyatt Moses, independent curator and former owner and director of Clark Gallery, involved in the Boston art scene since…
Hereford Street Proposal Strides Forward at Advisory Review Meeting
An advisory session took place this past Thursday, October 13 at the Back Bay Architectural Commission meeting to hear the most recent date proposal for 45-53 Hereford Street that is presently an empty lot used for parking. The proposed work…
Refugee Exhibit Now Going on at Long Wharf
Most Americans do not know what it is like to have to leave your home, your neighborhood and your country and undertake a perilous journey that you do not know what awaits you if you are lucky enough to survive…
Alps & Meters Opens Flagship Pop-Up Workshop in the Fenway
By Beth Treffeisen Squeezed in between a Fed Ex store and a Citi Bank across the street from Star Market a new kind of store has come to the developing Fenway neighborhood. The online premium alpine sportswear company Alps &…
Back Bay Architectural Commission Approves DAS Nodes on Streetlights
By Beth Treffeisen At the Back Bay Architectural meeting on October 13, the commissioners approved to expand the existing Wireless Distributed Antenna System (DAS) in the Back Bay. This involves adding 19 new DAS nodes on various streetlights between Berkeley…
City Hall Gets Glitz Up with New Light Installation
By Beth Treffeisen A new exterior lighting installation that brings life to Boston City Hall’s architectural exterior was unveiled this past Thursday, October 13 during the year’s final Beer Garden on the Bricks event on City Hall Plaza. The permanent…