North End News

Press release from the New England Historic Geneological Society On February 8, the New England Historic Genealogical Society , located at 99-101 Newbury Street, held a day-long African American History and Genealogy Open House.

"I'm not personally worried in terms of myself. But I am worried in the sense that it does cast a pall over everything that we do in state government.

Scott's daughter Aly singing at the July Fourth Esplanade concert. She should be singing in the Super Bowl instead of Xtrina .

Nomination papers for the May 14 annual town election are available at the town clerks office at Hillside, 221 Main St.

Globe reporters are covering the procession and funeral service today for former Mayor Kevin H. White, as residents say goodbye to the political giant who led the city from 1968 to 1984, changing the city's skyline while grappling with turbulent times.

They offer a variety of spa services using medical devices, and they are growing in popularity.

With his hearty handshake, Boston Mayor Kevin White, right, greets Democratic vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver on Sept.

The beginning of the Freedom Trail at the Boston Common The 2-1/2 mile Freedom Trail connect a great many colonial.

I believe you can tell how strong and healthy a neighborhood is by looking at its stores, shops, and restaurants, and what I'm seeing in downtown Boston right now is giving me cause for alarm.

Boston's North End and Providence's Federal Hill have been the Little Italies of their respective cities for well over a century, yet the two neighborhoods could not look more different.

I believe you can tell how strong and healthy a neighborhood is by looking at its stores, shops, and restaurants, and what I'm seeing in downtown Boston right now is giving me cause for alarm.

Boston officials have rejected the plan to expand the overcrowded Eliot K-8 School in Boston's North End to a pair of vacant city-owned properties on nearby North Street.

Workers dealt with ceiling tiles, apparently loosened by water from a burst pipe, at the entrance to the Thomas P. O'Neill Jr.