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This past Saturday, ONEin3ers from across Boston got together to participate in the 2nd Annual ONEin3 Boston Shines Serve & Sip. Together, the group cleaned and mulched more than 70 trees in the Audubon Circle area of the Fenway neighborhood, while cleaning up trash along the way. The group then refueled around the corner at Cask N Flagon before heading off to enjoy the rest of the beautiful day. More pictures can be found on our Facebook Page.
How many people can say they did pilates in the same place that our friend and firebrand Samuel Adams rallied Americans for the cause of independence? Or the location that has hosted impassioned speakers, from Oliver Wendall Holmes and Susan B. Anthony to Bill Clinton and Ted Kennedy?
Well now you can. And you have 5 opportunities to do so. Start your weekend strong with a FREE pilates bootcamp. Only thing you need is a mat! More at http://www.faneuilhallmarketplace.com/event/pilates-bootcamp-with-jennifer-phelan/2145408892
EVEN BETTER: THERE’S A DISCOUNT
BECAUSE: IT WILL EVENTUALLY BE SPRING and STOP SNOWING!
AND: There’s volunteer opportunities, too!
Register between now and Saturday for a $15 Discount. Follow this link and use the discount code SPRING15! https://www.raceit.com/register/groups/default.aspx?newgroup=true&event=17973
Forty Bostonians between the ages of 20-34 from 17 neighborhoods across Boston, representing 22 different industries and 44 higher education institutions, gathered on Monday night for the first Council meeting of the year. More than 250 young adults from across Boston applied to participate in the ONEin3 Council to work on projects aimed at maximizing their talents to grow the City for 20-34 year olds.
Council members were inspired and energized by a visit with Mayor Menino, who stressed the importance of the ONEin3 demographic to the City of Boston. Together, they discussed everything from innovation and entrepreneurship in the City, to the revitalization of Dudley Square, and how it is being replicated in neighborhoods throughout Boston.
The 40 new members will serve on the Council for one year, during which the group will be broken into four teams focusing on: housing options and potential, innovation and economic development, professional development, and civic and neighborhood engagement.
Track ONEin3′s progress on our Blog, Facebook, and Twitter!
