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Now Here! Alianza Park Series featuring a pop up beer garden in the neighborhood
Roundhead Brewing Company and Fresh Food Generation recently announced the Alianza Park Series, a first-of-its-kind mobile beer garden and hospitality series coming to seven neighborhood parks across the City of Boston. Alianza Park Series combines a menu of small-batch brews from the Latino-owned Roundhead Brewing Company and farm-to-plate Caribbean American eats from Fresh Food Generation. Alianza (“Alliance”) speaks to the business partnership and invites attendees to travel and build community across Boston neighborhoods.
Men’s Soccer Heads to Brandeis Sunday
BOSTON – Suffolk men's soccer hits the road for the first time Sunday, Sept. 1 for a battle at Brandeis at 1:00 p.m. Ram Nation has a chance to keep up with all the latest news and notes on Suffolk Athletics, its student-athletes and teams by following the Rams on Facebook, Instagram and X. Fans are encouraged to use the hashtag #RamNation a behind-the-scene look at Suffolk Athletics.
Northeastern Hosts No. 18 Harvard In Home Opener
BOSTON— The Northeastern women's soccer team is set to host the No. 18 Harvard Crimson on Monday, Sept. 2 at 6:30 p.m. in its home opener at Parsons Field. The game will be available to watch live on NESN+ and FloFC. A fan bus will leave from Forsyth St....
Lonnie Walker IV Delivers Motivated Message about Joining Celtics
On Wednesday, the Celtics and Lonnie Walker IV agreed to an Exhibit 10 deal. A player of that caliber entering training camp on an arrangement that has him fighting for a standard contract speaks to the current CBA going too far in how punitive it is.
Women’s Volleyball Sweeps Simmons, Nazareth Friday
BOSTON, Mass.- The Emerson College women’s volleyball team opened the 2024 campaign with a 3-0 victory at Simmons before blanking Nazareth 3-0 at the Bobbi Brown & Steven Plofker Gymnasium Friday. EMERSON AT SIMMONS THE BASICS: Score: Emerson 3, Simmons 0 Records: Lions (1-0) | Sharks (0-1) HOW IT HAPPENED: Emerson eked out a 25-23 decision in the first set to establish a 1-0 edge. The Lions cruised to a 25-14 win in the second frame to widen the margin to 2-0. Emerson prevailed 25-18 in the third to lock up its first victory of the year. INSIDE THE BOX…
Bike lanes and e-bike usage to become more common in Boston
BOSTON — Boston is undergoing a significant transformation with the addition of 10 miles ofnew bike lanes, part of a Wu administration campaign to create a safer and more accessible bike network. The city aims to have 50% of residents within a 3-minute walk of a protected bike lane in the next three years. While some appreciate the effort to improve cycling conditions, others express skepticism about the changes, particularly regarding the potential loss of parking.
Red Sox Notes: Hamilton, Story, Hendriks, Martin
The Red Sox placed infielder David Hamilton on the 10-day injured list yesterday due to a left index finger fracture, which he suffered on a bunt single the day before. He told reporters that the timetable would be four to six weeks but that he’s hoping to get that down to two to three weeks, which would be based on his pain tolerance. Jen McCaffrey of The Athletic was among those who relayed the info on X.
Boston Launches Fenway-Kenmore Neighborhood Impact Grant to Bolster Local Non-Profits
The city of Boston has unveiled the Fenway-Kenmore Neighborhood Impact Grant, a significant financial boost intended for non-profits working within the Fenway-Kenmore vicinity, as announced by Mayor Michelle Wu and the Community Engagement Cabinet. The grant program, carrying a total purse of $60,000, targets organizations that empower residents through educational, recreational, and public health endeavors. "We’re so grateful to our partners for being leaders in supporting our community-based organizations to provide Fenway and Kenmore residents with enriching educational and recreational opportunities and public health resources," Mayor Wu expressed her appreciation for the support toward the initiative, a statement obtained by the City of Boston.
Beacons Fall to No. 6 NYU
New York, NY (August 30, 2024) -- The Beacons of UMass Boston dropped their first game of the 2024 season vs the no. 6 ranked Violets of New York University. The Beacs held tough but couldn't take a set on the Violets. Inside the Box Score. Dylan Wertzberger led the...
Bike education and safety efforts grow in Boston
BOSTON — Two organizations,Women Bike and Bikes Not Bombs, are working to transform the cycling landscape in Boston. Women Bike, a program run by the city of Boston, encourages women to learn how to bike or improve their cycling skills in a safe and supportive environment. Bikes Not Bombs offers a program for kids of all ages to learn bike mechanics and refurbish bicycles, promoting confidence and independence in addition to cycling skills. These initiatives are empowering individuals and breathing new life into bicycles as tools for change in the community.
Swingers to open 21,000 s/f “crazy golf” concept with Tavistock Restaurant Collection
Swingers – the international global entertainment brand that fuses the quintessential British pastime of “crazy golf” with street food and cocktails in premium, immersive and theatrical locations – is hitting a long drive across the pond from its UK origins with its expansion to Boston, slated for the fall of 2025. For its fourth stateside destination, Swingers will team up with the award-winning Tavistock Restaurant Collection, the culinary powerhouse behind venerable Back Bay restaurants Abe & Louie’s and Atlantic Fish Co. on Boylston St. as well as Joe’s on Newbury on Newbury St.
Women's Volleyball Begins 2024 in Win Column, Topping Simmons in Four Sets
BOSTON, Mass. – A successful start to the 2024 campaign, the Manhattanville University women's volleyball team secured the win in its season opener, defeating Simmons in four sets. The victory (25-20, 22-25, 25-20, 25-23) has the Valiants beginning the quest for a third-straight conference title with a 1-0 record in 2024.
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