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Articles by Phoebe Sinclair

Phoebe Sinclair, in addition to serving as the first point of contact for community-related inquiries and issues, writes and produces The Whistler newsletter and is chief website wrangler. She is a life-long writer who holds a bachelor’s of fine arts in Writing, Literature, and Publishing from Emerson College. In her free time, Phoebe can often be found biking around Boston and Cambridge, knitting, volunteering, and writing children’s fiction.

Play Day: A Community Party – This Saturday, June 15
June 13, 2013 – 2:42 pm | Comments Off on Play Day: A Community Party – This Saturday, June 15
Play Day: A Community Party – This Saturday, June 15

After a week of spring showers, don’t you want to get out and have some fun in the sun? Come participate in a delightful afternoon for all ages in our shady back yard.
This Saturday, June …

LWN Walks! Tour of the Agassiz Neighborhood Paths East Walk
June 10, 2013 – 1:17 pm | Comments Off on LWN Walks! Tour of the Agassiz Neighborhood Paths East Walk
LWN Walks! Tour of the Agassiz Neighborhood Paths East Walk

The Living Well Network invites you to a interpretive community walk with your neighbors! We are pleased to have Cathy Weller return to tell the history and stories of the Baldwin Neighborhood Paths East Walk. Socialize, …

ANC Meeting – June 11
June 4, 2013 – 8:00 am | Comments Off on ANC Meeting – June 11
ANC Meeting – June 11

Join us on Tuesday, June 11th, for an Agassiz Neighborhood Council meeting at 7:30 PM. Please note we are now meeting in the Maud Morgan Arts Center, 20A Sacramento Street. Come to the 2D Studio …

The Agassiz Neighborhood Path Enlightens Walkers, Encourages Good Health
May 31, 2013 – 9:00 am | Comments Off on The Agassiz Neighborhood Path Enlightens Walkers, Encourages Good Health
The Agassiz Neighborhood Path Enlightens Walkers, Encourages Good Health

According to the newly issued Agassiz Neighborhood Path booklet, William Dean Howells described this part of Cambridge, where he lived from 1866 to 1870, as “‘a frontier between city and country’ where ‘the voices of …