Sports Betting Before Your Travel
If you want to enjoy outdoor sports, especially on your next vacation, then you should consider visiting places like Boston. Boston is well known for its recreational areas, natural parks, and more. You can find something for almost any type of interest level or experience level. Of course, certain sports require a higher level of experience than others, or specific [...]
Craft Boston Holiday Reveals Accomplished National Artists
By Richard Campbell Surely one of the most spectacularly staged art events during the holiday season is the annual Craft Boston Holiday Show held at the Hynes Convention Center. Sponsored by the Society of Arts and Crafts, (head quartered in the Seaport District). The lavish presentation was quite an abundant fine art gift collection. From pottery to woodwork, jewelry and [...]
Seaport Building Continues: Adding Omni Brand Major Hotel
By Richard Campbell This past week the Boston Planning Development Agency approved a new Omni Hotel across from the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. The hotel has two 21 story towers, 1,054 rooms, and encompasses 788,500 sq. ft. It is designed by the monster international firm Elkus / Manfredi Architects. As readers might imagine, this is a massive hotel complex [...]
Children’s Museum “Snowmazing” Amazes
The Children’s Museum on Congress Street in South Boston sets a worldwide example for the learning experiences (and the fun) with their exhibits. The Museum has embarked upon its year-end school break program called “Snowmazing”. Stop by from December 26 to December 30. by Rick Winterson “Snowmazing”, the winter exhibition at the Children’s Museum is, well, amazing, [...]
Conroy’s Last Plunge
by Rick Winterson The 2018 Polar Plunge, perhaps the longest continuous annual custom and event in South Boston, will happen on Monday morning, January 1 (of course), at 9 a.m. The location – the Curley Community Center (a.k.a. “The L”) on Day Boulevard at the foot of L Street, on the K Street Beach side. South Boston’s [...]
BPS Tries Damage Control On School Start Times
Three Hour Meeting Held at Condon School By Richard Campbell Students and parents of the Boston Public Schools were activated into respectful protest Tuesday night at the Condon School in South Boston over the ham handed moves by the BPS Board’s to change start times for elementary and secondary students- seemingly with little regard to parent’s opposition to major aspects [...]