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• 580 Commercial Street A Community Titan

  ...and social services. Visiting hours from the J.S. Waterman & Sons Waring-Langone Funeral Home, 580 Commercial Street, BOSTON, MA on Monday, September 28, 2009 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m...

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on September 24, 2009.

• Laconia Lofts and Washington Gateway Terrace BRA Harrison-Albany Corridor Strategic Plan

  ...wheel. The wheel in turn spun other wheels to generate power for the garment factories. Laconia Lofts and Washington Gateway Terrace has created hundreds of new housing units in the area. (5th photo) The tour ended...

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on August 4, 2009.

• 38 Ash Street Envisioing Diaspora: Book Talk with Author Alexandra Chang

  38 Ash Street

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on June 1, 2009.

• 12 Kneeland St. Closed Businesses

  ...Oki Hair Studio and Pho Thien Thien Restaurant, which are located on the block of 12 Kneeland St. in Chinatown have all been shut down due to water leaks from kitchen of the...

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on April 24, 2009.

• 38 Ash St. A Shoemaker’s Story: Chinese Immigrants in North Adams, MA in 1870s

  Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center, 38 Ash St.

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on April 22, 2009.

• 81 Harrison Ave. Recent Changes in C-Town?

  ...one of the main staples that is changing is the Vietnamese restaurant [1] Dong Kahn (81 Harrison Ave.).  This restaurant is definitely the best Vietnamese restaurant in town.  I know everyone knows Pho...

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on March 23, 2009.

• 150 Kneeland St. Recent Changes in C-Town?

  Another change in the Chinatown scene is the Restaurant/Lounge News (150 Kneeland St.).  This was a pretty nice lounge and restaurant.  Going by recently I noticed the big sign on the roof is gone and the restaurant will soon be called Splash.  For more info on this change follow this [2] link.

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on March 23, 2009.

• 38 Ash St. Book Party Event: Snake Dance of Asian American Activism

  Location: Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center, 38 Ash St. Boston, MA

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on November 18, 2008.

• 119 Hudson Street Former Syrian Churches on Hudson Street

  ...It was learned that the City of Boston had recently closed a school building at 119 Hudson Street, Boston, and that the city was seeking a buyer. Arrangements were made shortly thereafter to...

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on November 3, 2008.

• 55 Emmonsdale Road Former Syrian Churches on Hudson Street

  1) [1] St. George Syrian Orthodox, 32 Hudson, now at 55 Emmonsdale Road, West Roxbury

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on November 3, 2008.

• 6 Oxford Street Former Syrian Churches on Hudson Street

  Founded in 1900, Father George Maloof of Deir el Ghazelle arrived in Boston and established the Chapel of St. George in his home at 6 Oxford Street. As the Orthodox population increased, the community moved to a larger facility at 38 Edinboro Street and then to 32 Hudson Street.

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on November 3, 2008.

• 300 West St Former Syrian Churches on Hudson Street

  2) [2] St. John of Damascus, Syrian Orthodox, 68 Hudson now at 300 West St., Dedham

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on November 3, 2008.

• Hudson St and Kneeland St. Is the BRA Trying to Throw a Fast One?

  ...to amend the text for PDAs in Chinatown for the Parcel 24 proposed development on Hudson St and Kneeland St.

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on October 14, 2008.

• 120 Kingston St. What Are People Saying About Parcel 24?

  ...the construction of the highways. The Parcel 24 DPIR is 779 pages. (The DPIR for 120 Kingston St./Dainty Dot was 849 pages.) There is a section called Public Comments, which is a...

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on September 2, 2008.

• Essex St. at Harrison Ave. Reflections on Chinatown’s Former Movie Theaters

  ...language movie theaters in Chinatown: the Star, the China, and the Pagoda. The Star, on Essex St. at Harrison Ave., and the China, on Beach St. near the Gate, were owned by Mr. Stanley Wong...

  Published by The Chinatown Blog on August 26, 2008.