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Sometimes the clearest memories we have are the simple ones. The moments that pass by every day, that may seem insignificant at the time, but later they become a sacred thing to cherish for the rest of your life.
Read MoreSome of our memories together may be those we most recently shared. Memories that inspire us and create a deep sense of community. For Christina, inspiration derives from the many voices who came together in song and created memories that will last a lifetime through the Northeast Family and Community Choir.
Read MoreSometimes the best memories are made in the quiet spaces beyond the busy streets — on a peaceful road lined with children playing, filled with families full of pride for each other and in their growing community. This week, we travel back behind Joseph Avenue and around the corner from Clifford Avenue, tucked on quiet Loomis Street with Bnai Israel as a backdrop.
Read MoreWho remembers Cohen's Kosher Restaurant? Or having family and friends just a few quick steps away?
Read MoreWalk down the Avenue and you will meet someone you know. Kids will be playing baseball and basketball on the street. People will be going into and out of each other's homes without calling ahead first.
Read MoreMy memories of life on Joseph Avenue, from my vantage point at the intersection of Herman St. (now Upper Falls Blvd) and Joseph Avenue, comes from the period of 1944 -1948 when I was between 4 and 8 years of age.
Read MoreTravel back to the old neighborhood and remember the sights and smells of Cohen's Restaurant and Fox's Deli, the men of the barbershops, and the many adventures that were shared up and down the streets.
Read MoreRecounting memories of the historic shops once at the heart of the community.
Read MoreA Memory by Michael Rothman from August 1956
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