Banner day in North End!
The protest against a crackdown on outdoor dining in the North End is being taken up a notch … or two. A banner was raised over Hanover Street by a group fighting for a summer with patio seats.
The banner is there for all to see on Hanover Street. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
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Boston, MA – Peter Bruno Jr. hangs a Defenders of the North End dining banner over Hanover St. (Nancy Lane/Boston Herald)
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