Special to the Patriot-Bridge “Can’t Turn Back,” the debut novel of local North End resident and author Alexandra Salmon, is now sold at “I Am Books,” the North End’s Italian-themed bookstore on Salem Street. Salmon, who has lived in the…
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News Briefs
Donald Kelley Exhibit Continues at Stove Factory Gallery Bold mark-making, textured surfaces, pulsing color, and repeating patterns are the hallmarks of the artwork of the late Donald C. Kelley. Come enjoy a free gallery exhibition of Kelley’s works, presented by…
Another Weekend……Another Mass Shooting In America
As we are writing this, we are watching the news reports about the mass shooting that occurred in Highland Park, Illinois, during a Fourth of July parade on Monday morning. We initially were disappointed with the news coverage of this…
Letters to the Editor
Thank you To the Editor: I would like to thank the Friends of Ryan “Duce” Morrissey Scholarship Fund for awarding me as a recipient of the 2022 scholarship. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Edward O’Keefe, Jr. Mayor Wu are you…
Obituaries 07-07-2022
Daniel J. Lowney In Loving Memory of Daniel (Danny) Joseph Lowney Daniel Joseph Lowney of Saugus passed away on June 22 at the age of 79. He was born in Charlestown to John Joseph and Susan (Murphy) Lowney. Danny is…
CHS Class of 2022
Battle of Bunker Hill Day 5K Road Race
Science non-profit “e” inc. bestows inaugural Perry Prize to extraordinary local teacher
Parents and leaders at the Warren Prescott K-8 joined to celebrate the school’s receiving of the first-ever Perry Prize, awarded to science teacher extraordinaire, Ms. Tina Champagne. The event was a first of its kind for the school and the…
First bite, perfect bite, last bite
State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey, Shrewsbury Fire Chief James Vuona, president of the Fire Chiefs Association of Massachusetts, and Chief Fire Warden David Celino of the Department of Conservation and Recreation are asking residents to practice fire safety this…
Wu announces the results of the annual homeless census
On the night of February 23, Mayor Wu led a group of volunteers, including City and federal officials, homeless service providers, and public health and safety first responders in conducting the City of Boston’s 42nd annual homeless census. During the…