Petition to Grant Broadside an Entertainment License
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Joshua blye-voci
10 years ago
Hope everything works out and you get where you need to be
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Jonathan Andrade
10 years ago
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Been djing 17+ years 10 of with the times and i must say one of the best places I have ever worked. Great seen for tourists,locals and industry people. .. doesn't matter how young or old ( of course 21+) if you walked into the times it felt like your walking into a place you have been going to for years. The amount of people I was lucky to have talk over the years all had the same opinion. what a friendly place. so glad we found you. You guys made my night .A Saying I hear all the time " you never have a bad time at the times " ... this was why i became a dj . Was to make people happy. I'm glad I had that opportunity at the times. To the friends and family that have made over the years . just want to say thank you guys for your support. Hope to see you soon.
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Brian Svensson
10 years ago
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Live entertainment at Broadside would improve this establishment as well as the whole neighborhood
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Andrew Marsh
10 years ago
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We need to preserve our city. The nightlife of Broad Street (and Boston as a whole) is slowly dying due to million dollar condo deals and gentrification. We need preservation for the locals and for future locals. We need our culture to flourish and by allowing Frank Delaney to have his entertainment license, it will be a victory for the people of Boston and it's amazing culture.
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Ronan Ryan
10 years ago
My favorite bar!
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Rebecca Ryan
10 years ago
Good luck guys!
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Kurt Mello
10 years ago
Good Luck.
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John Sheppard
10 years ago
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It's literally across the street from the old location, it's not going to change anything for the tenants at all. There were no issues at the Times or the Littlest.
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Elizabeth Cantone
10 years ago
Allow the entertainment license, these owners know what their doing and Boston needs more bars like this one! Their live music selection is always the best!
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Daniel Burke
10 years ago
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This is a no-brainer. These seasoned, industry professionals will keep responsible custody of this privilege.
Hope everything works out and you get where you need to be
Been djing 17+ years 10 of with the times and i must say one of the best places I have ever worked. Great seen for tourists,locals and industry people. .. doesn't matter how young or old ( of course 21+) if you walked into the times it felt like your walking into a place you have been going to for years. The amount of people I was lucky to have talk over the years all had the same opinion. what a friendly place. so glad we found you. You guys made my night .A Saying I hear all the time " you never have a bad time at the times " ... this was why i became a dj . Was to make people happy. I'm glad I had that opportunity at the times. To the friends and family that have made over the years . just want to say thank you guys for your support. Hope to see you soon.
Live entertainment at Broadside would improve this establishment as well as the whole neighborhood
We need to preserve our city. The nightlife of Broad Street (and Boston as a whole) is slowly dying due to million dollar condo deals and gentrification. We need preservation for the locals and for future locals. We need our culture to flourish and by allowing Frank Delaney to have his entertainment license, it will be a victory for the people of Boston and it's amazing culture.
My favorite bar!
Good luck guys!
Good Luck.
It's literally across the street from the old location, it's not going to change anything for the tenants at all. There were no issues at the Times or the Littlest.
Allow the entertainment license, these owners know what their doing and Boston needs more bars like this one! Their live music selection is always the best!
This is a no-brainer. These seasoned, industry professionals will keep responsible custody of this privilege.
Support our local family owned restaurant!!