A couple weeks ago, the Rhys Gallery closed. The owner was quoted as saying, “In Los Angeles, you have collectors flying in to look at the art scene there … [t]hat doesn’t happen in Boston.”
The gallery space is now for sale. It is located at the corners of Harrison Avenue and East Berkeley […]
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Considering a move to Boston? Do you know a lot about its history?
If not, I suggest you make your way to the library. Or, to Amazon.com.
Boston’s “busing crisis” unfolded during the mid-1970’s, following on the heals of tumultuous civil rights fights and race riots (none in Boston) of the mid-to-late 1960’s and […]
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They’re falling like … dominoes!
Today’s closing: the Bostonian Market, on Tremont Street.
Their Harrison Avenue branch will remain open.
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From the Globe:
Camilo Alvarez’s Samson Projects gallery and Colin Rhys’s buzzed-about Rhys Gallery, both on Harrison Avenue, are active players on the art-fair circuit. Alvarez says that he went to six or seven fairs this season, and that of his approximately 40 regular clients, only two are Boston collectors. Rhys, who recently had a successful […]
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In case you’re following the issue, there was an article in today’s Globe about the Pine Street Inn’s plans to open a transitional housing facility on Upton Street, in Boston’s South End.
In meetings, Pine Street addressed the uptight Uptonites’ questions, and posted answers online. No sex offenders. No substance abusers. Mostly older residents. Some working.
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As you know, I’ve been a big supporter of Pine Street Inn’s plans to open a transitional housing facility on Upton Street, in Boston’s South End neighborhood. The property (three buildings) is currently used by Hope House as a drug and alcohol treatment center.
Having Pine Street Inn move in is a great idea. […]
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A blogger has mapped out her favorite South End spots.
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The South End has become even more welcoming of new arrivals. Over the past half-decade, we’ve seen more and more families move into the neighborhood, even after having babies.
What will happen once these children reach school age?
Who knows. But, for now, the neighborhood is full of happy giggling children and happy parents.
Welcome!
From this […]
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