Sunil Tripathi, a 22 year old student at Brown University went missing last Saturday, March 16 around 11:00 a.m. He was last seen on the East Side of Providence, although the search has expanded to Boston, Connecticut, New York, and Philadelphia. “Sunil could be anywhere,” said his mother Judy Tripathi. He was wearing […]
Candidates Defend Iraq War Votes, Campaign Ads Aplenty
The Democratic candidates for Senate this week talked about the war in Iraq, launched more television ads, opened regional and local campaign offices and continued to get the word out as the April 30 primary draws near. This past week marked the 10-year anniversary of the start of the Iraq war, and with […]
Week in Review: Celebrities, Kidnapping, Whole Foods
The following were the top articles on South End Patch from March 18 to March 22, 2013: Suzanne Lee Kicks off City Council Campaign for District 2 Lee will take on current City Councilor Bill Linehan, who currently represents District 2. Spot a Celebrity in the South End? Share Your Photos! […]
Pet of the Week: Nala the Chow Chow
Looking to adopt a pet? Now up for adoption at the Animal Rescue League of Boston is Nala. Nala is a fluffy, quiet 7-year-old Chow Chow who was brought to the shelter due to having a new baby in the home. She can be very shy at first but does approach when her new […]
Should Stand-Alone Honors Nights Be Scrapped?
Ipswich school officials have decided to fold the district’s Middle School Honors Night into a wider school assembly this year, saying it made students who weren’t honored feel left out, the Salem News reported this week. The Ipswich Middle School principal reportedly sent parents a letter explaining the decision, saying having an exclusive honors night […]
Nominate a South End Leader for Boston’s ‘Greenovate’ Awards
If you know of a local leader in sustainability, you have until March 29th to submit them for recognition through Boston’s annual “Greenovate” awards. The Greenovate Boston Awards recognize local sustainability leaders in three different categories: Business, residential, and sustainable food leadership. “Through Greenovate Boston, the City of Boston continues to work closely with our residents, […]
State House News Service Weekly Roundup: March Madness
The calendar says it’s spring, but Mother Nature remains unconvinced. House Speaker Robert DeLeo can sympathize. Nearly three full months into the year, and the Speaker seems no closer to making up his mind on taxes than he was in 2012 when he announced the transportation fix would be the first order of the business […]
South End Weekends: Maltese Meetup, Wine Tasting, Art & Design
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Things to Know in the South End Today, March 22: Art and Design at the BCA
1. Weather: The National Weather Service is predicting a partly sunny day with a high near 42 degrees. 2. Art Opening at BCA: Art & Design of the 20th & 21st Centuries combined with The Boston Print Fair opens at the Boston Center for The Arts (539 Tremont St.) March 21-24. AD20/21 features galleries specializing in modern to […]
Police: Man Arrested on Aguadilla Street for Crack Cocaine
The following information was supplied by the Boston Police Department. Charges listed do not indicate convictions. Boston Police Officers charged a man with possession of crack cocaine on Aguadilla Street on Monday night. Officers were on patrol of the Villa Victoria Housing Development at 4:57 p.m. on March 18 when they recognized two […]