In April 2014, the City of Boston launched a late night food truck pilot program as a companion to Mayor Marty Walsh's initiative to keep bars and restaurants open until 3:30am. Under the pilot program, registered food trucks initially had permission to park and serve food until midnight in three locations: the Boston Public Library, Boston University East, and Northeastern University. The number of locations has since grown. But the evening food trucks are nowhere to be found.
Despite the scarcity of evening trucks, Allison Rogers, the interim director of the Mayor's Office of Food Initiatives, said that the City remains "excited by the success of the City's food truck program."
Becoming or staying organized poses a real challenge to people with busy lives. But keeping a system in place and sticking to it is not only a space saver, but a time saver, too.
Trying to stay organized and be trendy at the same time? Below are four pieces that can be used in any home, small or large, that will do just the trick.
The laundry bin organizer is great for doing bulk laundry and makes it easy to sort whites from colors, and the wheels on the bottom help you to move around the house without straining your back.
The bird glass jars are pretty just as they are. But they are useful too! Fill them with scrumptious cookies, sugar or even flowers and make any space look put together.
For the living room, the ottoman is a perfect cheating tool. It hides any mess in seconds when the doorbell rings and timeliness is key.
Lastly, the sock drawer organizer is the trendiest way to keep the messiest of drawers in order. The sleek design keeps socks, scarves, and other smaller pieces searchable.
Conquer the mess and save time by keeping your home in order with these four stylish pieces.
