An 'Old House' fly-by
By Logan's roar, show starts neighborhood buzz
By Erica Noonan, Globe Staff | April 2, 2006
Don't be surprised if you see the cast and crew of ''This Old House' lining up for early-morning doughnuts at Betty Ann Bakery, or late-night pizza at Santarpio's.
For the next seven months, the venerable home-improvement TV show will be stationed at St. Andrew Road, working to transform a tired two-family into a modern urban homestead for third-generation owner Christine Flynn and her niece, Liz Bagley."
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By Logan's roar, show starts neighborhood buzz
By Erica Noonan, Globe Staff | April 2, 2006
Don't be surprised if you see the cast and crew of ''This Old House' lining up for early-morning doughnuts at Betty Ann Bakery, or late-night pizza at Santarpio's.
For the next seven months, the venerable home-improvement TV show will be stationed at St. Andrew Road, working to transform a tired two-family into a modern urban homestead for third-generation owner Christine Flynn and her niece, Liz Bagley."
Read More
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