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Man accused following woman into apartment building, assaulting her
Cornelius Williams is accused of assaulting a woman on Margaret Street in the North End, including licking her feet and trying to pull her dress off.
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Man accused of grabbing woman and licking her feet in North End faces judge
Boston police have announced an arrest in an indecent assault and battery case out of the city’s North End neighborhood.
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‘Very disturbing': Man sought in North End sexual assault
The Boston Police Department is looking for a man wanted in an attack on a woman neighbors say was walking into her apartment building when she was grabbed Wednesday night
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Man wanted in North End sexual assault, Boston police say
Boston police are looking for a man who attacked a woman as she entered her apartment building Wednesday night.
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‘Too much noise': North End tunnel rehab project has residents grumbling
The bridge over the Callahan Tunnel in Boston’s North End is getting a facelift, but not without some complaints from residents.
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Tunnel repair project in Boston's North End has some residents concerned
Residents and business owners in Boston’s North End are concerned about access as new construction on the Callahan Tunnel gets underway.
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Inside a legendary old-world cafe in Boston's North End
This wonderful cafe is one of Boston’s favorite old-fashioned dining options, an Italian café with a ton of character loved by tourists and locals alike.
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PHOTOS: Boston legend Caffé Vittoria
Caffé Vittoria continues to thrive in its North End space, attracting crowds on weekends and weeknights alike in part because of its combination of history, atmosphere and excellent food and drink.
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Artists carefully uncover paintings hidden in the walls of Old North Church
Artists at Boston’s historic Old North Church are peeling back centuries of paint to reveal original artwork dating back to the 1700s. The careful restoration effort aims to uncover the church’s hidden past, offering visitors a glimpse of the same walls Paul Revere once knew. Old North Church is famous for the two lanterns hung as part of Revere’s...
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Artists reveal paintings hidden in walls of Old North Church
During a restoration project at the historic church in Boston’s North End, artists are carefully removing layers of paint to unveil some artwork that has been covered for ages.
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Some DNA evidence unaccounted for in Boston serial rape case, prosecutors say
“It sounds like you should ask law enforcement to knock on the door right now,” a Suffolk Superior Court judge told a prosecutor after hearing about her office’s “numerous” attempts to track down a DNA testing firm in the Matthew Nilo case.
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Restaurateur Nick Varano shares a few Italian dishes & talks San Gennaro Feast
Get your forks and dancing shoes ready! Boston restaurateur Nick Varano shows some of the hearty Italian dishes and entertainment you can expect at the annual Feast of San Gennaro coming up in the North End. Proceeds from the event will to The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation which helps support people and families affected by autism. ...
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North End Fisherman's Feast stepping up security
This weekend is the 114th annual Fisherman’s Feast in Boston’s North End, and after it was cut short last year by unruly crowds, organizers are trying to make sure nothing gets in the way.
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Restaurant owner charged in North End shooting last year pleads guilty
The owner of a restaurant charged in a shooting last year near a popular bakery in Boston’s North End has pleaded guilty. Patrick Mendoza pleaded guilty in Suffolk Superior Court to charges of assault and battery attempt with a firearm, armed assault to murder, carrying a loaded firearm without a license, illegal possession of ammunition and carrying a firearm without...
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Former Boston restaurant owner arrested for cutting GPS monitor
The North End restaurant owner charged after a brazen shooting near a popular bakery last year has been arrested again for allegedly removing his GPS monitor.
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North End restaurant owner charged in shooting last year cut his GPS monitor, police say
The owner of a North End restaurant charged in connection with a shooting last year near a popular bakery was arrested again over the weekend, according to police. Patrick Mendoza, 55, cut off his GPS monitor Saturday because he was “tired and sick of it,” a Boston police report reads. Mendoza had been wearing the anklet since posting $10,000 cash…
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Man arrested in North End hit-and-run crash
A driver was arrested after allegedly plowing his car into another vehicle in Boston’s North End. It happened Tuesday night at Commercial and Hanover streets. The driver who was hit was not hurt. The man responsible for the crash fled the scene and was later arrested. He’s been identified as Paul Driscoll. Multiple witnesses told police they saw him...
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Arrest made in North End hit-and-run
Witnesses said a man was armed when he ran off from the scene of a crash in Boston’s North End.
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North End kitchens close to protest outdoor dining restrictions
It was a quiet afternoon in Boston’s North End as owners closed their restaurants for a few hours in protest of the city’s outdoor dining rules.
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North End restaurants close to protest outdoor dining restrictions
More than 20 restaurants in Boston’s North End will close for two hours Thursday afternoon as owners and employees brainstorm ways to fight a ban on outdoor dining specific to that section of the city. The 21 restaurant owners involved are part of a lawsuit against the city of Boston over the restrictions, which are unique to the North End….