Ryan Solinsky juggles his pancakes along with his son, Steele, during the annual Lion’s Club Veterans Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, Nov. 11 in the Knights of Columbus Father Mahoney Hall. Several families turned out to honor veterans with the Lion’s Club.
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Deb Sordillo donated an autographed Super Bowl montage of Julian Edelman from the historic Patriots win over the Atlanta Falcons to the Silent Auction for the 179th St. John’s Church Harvest Fair and Dinner. Many guests took refuge from the misty morning to check...
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After a 7-1 vote by the Zoning Commission last Wednesday, Nov. 7, to approve a text amendment allowing taller buildings on a portion of Hood Park, this week City Councilor Lydia Edwards said she might appeal the decision. Edwards, allying with more than 600...
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Six firms have emerged as the leaders in the quest to make the Navy Yard a little more of a happening place. The Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA)...
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The Charlestown NEW Health Center has brought on a new Substance Abuse Disorder Services (SUDS) specialist and is looking to help address the crisis in tandem with several other...
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The Charlestown Neighborhood Council wishes to announce the cancellation of the upcoming At-Large election scheduled for Saturday, November 17, 2018. After reviewing nomination papers submitted, the Election Committee certified...
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Any hopes of importing a South Boston ‘Lawn On D’ style park on Pier 5 in the Navy Yard have been dashed this week after Boston Planning and Development...
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The second in a series of three meetings regarding the Eden St. playground was held on November 7. The first meeting was well attended and community members provided feedback...
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SAVE THE DATE FOR BREAKFAST WITH SANTA On Saturday, December 1 Santa returns to The First Church, 10 Green Street to enjoy a free pancake and sausage breakfast. There...
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Former Wynn Resorts CEO Steve Wynn has filed a six-count action in Clark County, Nevada, court calling on the Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) to be barred from publicly rolling...
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The USS Constitution Museum has been selected from a competitive pool of 34 applicants to receive a pro bono consulting engagement by Harvard Business School Association of Boston’s Community...
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The Chain Forge building hotel could break ground by the Spring of 2019 if all goes according to plan, according to the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) staffer...
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Those receiving grants this fall cycle: Battle of Bunker Hill Parade Committee, $5,000. Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus #62, $5,000. Bunker Hill Monument Association, $2,500. Bunker Hill Post 26...
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The Charlestown Community Impact Fund and Mayor Martin Walsh announced it had awarded 38 grants in Charlestown totaling $200,750 in the fall round of awards, but one award that...
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Charlestown Beat Drug Arrest 11/06/2018 – At about 5:46 p.m., the members of the District A-1 Drug Control Unit arrested two suspects on Medford Street for distribution of Class...
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COMMENTING ON CONSTRUCTION Dear Editor: It’s hard to ignore the two letters to the editor last week, one from Ann Kelleher and the other from Kevin Kelly. As another person...
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For the vast majority of Americans, the holiday season, which is now upon us is a joyous time when the abundance that life offers is most apparent in a...
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Say what you will about the state of politics in our country these days, one thing that is undeniable is that Americans have become more engaged in the political...
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MEN’S SOCCER LEAGUE POSTS ANOTHER WIN Charlestown Football Club took one more step in its quest for the OTHSL Division 6 title on Nov. 11 at Charlestown High field....
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Mary Fitzgerald Of Vermont, formerly of Charlestown Mary J. Fitzgerald, formerly of Charlestown and more recently of Burlington, VT passed away at the University of Vermont Medical Center in...
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This invisible person chose to remain anonymous…Who could it be? And can we even see him? Plenty of wild antics and spooky behavior took place at the 33rd annual...
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Charlestown followed the trend of the state, but bucked the Citywide trend in going all out for Gov. Charlie Baker in Tuesday’s General Election – voting for Baker in...
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In a little apartment at 26 Austin St. – an address that no longer exists, but stood where the 99 Restaurant is today – the Tiernan family gathered around...
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The Edwards Middle School will likely be phased out in the coming years, according to Boston Public Schools (BPS) officials, as the district looks to simplify its school pathways,...
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