“The Williows and their guests gathered for one of their favorite events of the season: Front row, left to right: Julie Madjar, Mary Beth Kelley, Richelle Gewertz, Mimi Sun, Jessica Speece, Meredith Braunstein, Nicholas Santaniello Back row, left to right:…
Month: December 2018
BHAC Again Votes to Continue Decision on 60 Chestnut Street
After another hour-long discussion on the matter, the Beacon Hill Architectural Commission was again unable to reach a resolution on the violation regarding the single-family home at 60 Chestnut St. during its Dec. 20 hearing at City Hall. The applicant,…
BHWF Packed the Party for a Rockin’ Good Jingle Mingle
Beacon Hill Women’s Forum (BHWF) kept holiday spirits high in the neighborhood with their annual holiday event on Tuesday, Dec. 18. Cheerful laughter could be heard in the Hampshire House where members and their guests gathered to celebrate the festive…
Beacon Hill Civic Association Community Corner
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO OUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS We’re Still Recycling, Right? The New Rules of Recycling By Eve Waterfall The Green Committee of the Beacon Hill Civic Association has advocated greater recycling in the City of Boston for years. When…
Neighborhood Roundup
Family Game Night at King’s Chapel Parish House Family Game Night takes place at King’s Chapel Parish House, 64 Beacon St., on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2019, from 4 to 6 p.m. Come join for an evening of fun, fellowship, and…
Conservation Law Foundation Honors Rep Joseph P Kennedy III at Sold-Out Biennial Gala
Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) hosted its biennial gala on Monday, Dec. 3, hosting more than 450 attendees at the John Joseph Moakley Courthouse in Boston. The sold-out event honored the commitment of local heroes from every New England state for…
Philip Johnston to Join Rogerson Communities Board
Rogerson Communities is pleased to announce the addition of Philip Johnston to its board of directors, effective January, 2019. Rogerson’s Board provides leadership in carrying out the organization’s mission to provide affordable, supportive housing for low and moderate income elders…
Have a Happy, Safe — and Mindful — New Year
The arrival of a new year marks a time for reflection, as to both the year that has passed and the year that lies ahead. In the words of the poet Alfred Lord Tennyson: Ring out the old, ring…
Advent School’s Winter Concert
Kindergarteners singing, “Ghosts Fly” during the Advent School’s Winter Concert last Friday, Dec. 14. Kids from all the grades performed for parents and school staff, delighting the crowd with all the holiday favorites.
Drop Santa a Line
The Friends of the Myrtle Street Playground are helping Santa collect letters in its “North Pole” mailbox, which is located underneath the Little Library at the playground. Santa’s mailbox will be accepting letters through Dec. 21, and if you include…