Life in Harvard University – Dublin High School’s Grace Li Takes a Passion for Writing to the Ivy LeagueOne Dublin The first hundred words or so of the article followed by … REMEMBER TO ADD THE LINK TO THE BUTTON BELOW Use the news organizations logo as the featured image. Most logos will already be…
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: The West End MuseumCBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) – Stop by Boston’s West End Museum and it feels like a high school reunion. Volunteers and visitors will often reminisce about their old neighborhood. Joe Greenberg is a prime example. He currently lives in Brookline after moving back to the Boston area from Washington DC eleven years…
Boston’s Lost Landmarks: The Golden TeapotCBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) – Boston’s colorful history is the stuff of books and legends. Many of the city’s landmarks are well known. There are the stops along the Freedom Trail, Paul Revere’s house, The Old North Church, The Bunker Hill Monument and the USS Constitution, just to name a…
New Exhibit Recounts History of Education in the West End: Highlights Several Academic Firsts for the Nation Boston, MA—The West End Museum is set to host a new exhibit honoring the neighborhood’s rich history of education. School Days in the West End runs from January 19 through July 9, 2016 in the Museum’s Main Exhibit…
History of Education Exhibit at West End MuseumPost-Gazette The West End Museum is set to host a new exhibit honoring the neighborhood’s rich history of education. School Days in the West End runs from January 19 through July 9, 2016, in the Museum’s Main Exhibit Hall. The opening reception takes place on January 19 from…
Book Talk & signing: Charles Street Jail by Joseph McMaster: An infamous History Revealed Through Vintage Images Boston, MA—On January 20 at 6:30 p.m., The West End Museum will host an evening with Joseph McMaster, author of Charles Street Jail, the newest addition to Arcadia Publishing’s popular “Images of America” series. McMaster will lead a…
Together at last! Holbrook, Milton elders share West End memoriesThe Patriot Ledger Lucille Azanow, who turns 88 on Dec. 23, of Holbrook paid a visit Monday Dec. 14, 2015 to 96-year-old Edith Rothman in Milton. A Patriot Ledger article last year brought them together. The two grew up in Boston’s West End before it was…
The Miracle of Lights Told through ArtBy Matt Ellis This year marks Boston’s first seasonal Jewish public art project. Over the course of the eight nights of Hanukkah—often referred to as the “miracle of lights”—eight art installations appeared in windows around the city. Each display featured elements that changed from night to night, including some…
BRA Director Issues Formal Apology to Former West EndersBy Sue Minichiello On September 29th, during the opening reception for Dewey Defeats Truman/The Housing Act of 1949, former West Enders heard something they’ve never expected in the nearly 50 years since urban renewal destroyed their community: A formal apology. Brian Golden, director of the Boston Redevelopment Authority…
GentriWatch: BRA Unanimously Votes to Keep Urban Renewal GoingBoston Magazine “TRUTH BE TOLD, and you may be shocked, but there is some animosity out there,” said Corey Zehngebot, a senior urban designer at the Boston Redevelopment Authority, as she made the agency’s case for retaining its controversial urban renewal power at Thursday’s meeting of the…