The Oct. 30 event is for those who are interested in volunteering to be a foster care case reviewer.
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Use the City’s compost options to dispose of your pumpkins and work towards a zero waste Boston.
The funds are now available for nonprofits providing programming for youth violence prevention and identified gaps.
“They’re making progress toward inclusivity, which means the world to me because I am a Catholic,” said Malinda Anders of Dudley.
"Restaurants, hair salons, gatherings of 25, all of that is going to be discussed," the mayor said.
“At this point, it’s confusing to me,” the governor said.
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"I encourage business owners to take advantage of these opportunities, and thank all the organizations and participants."
The City of Boston has made $5 million available to aid residents at risk of eviction, with up to $4,000 in rental assistance.
This year Victor Yang has been working with the Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative at the Boston Public Health Commission.
A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.
The application is to demolish the structure at 33 Romsey Street in Dorchester.
The application is to demolish the house and garage at 242 Baker Street in West Roxbury.
The application is to demolish the gas station and canopy at Boylston Street in Fenway.
The application is to demolish the house at 29 Romsey Street in Dorchester.
The application is to demolish the house at 240 Baker Street in West Roxbury.
Information found on the stones and in historical sources provide clues, but no definitive answers.
The hospital is 'confident' that a coronavirus cluster of 57 cases that involved 42 employees and 15 patients has been contained.
The 12-15 month study phase is the first step in the upcoming capital project for the West End Branch.
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A 19-dock station added at 645 Summer Street, and 10 bicycles added to the Bluebikes fleet.
“Right now we’re at a very critical point in where we are with coronavirus,” Walsh said at a news conference.
Boston’s “Port Marker” will be installed to formally honor and remember the Africans who died and those who survived the Middle Passage.
U.S. News & World Report announced its top 150 best places to live. Three Massachusetts cities cracked the top 100.
Despite carmaker’s misleading claims, Question 1 does not threaten consumer privacy.
"PACE will help building owners access critical financing needed to complete energy improvements."
"Stable housing is the foundation of economic security for all residents in Boston, and a basic human right," said Mayor Walsh.
The gala is hosted by Board of Advisors member Emmett G. Price III, and features live remarks by Music Director Christopher Wilkins.
The statue was taken down to be fixed after it was vandalized — again — in June.
The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.
The Tree Canopy Assessment report supports efforts to increase access to trees and their benefits in 'under-treed' neighborhoods.
This month is dedicated to raising awareness of cybersecurity, and encouraging residents to ensure their own information is secure.
Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to assist with all non-emergency City services.
This wall is highly visible and faces onto a public plaza and popular restaurants.
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'We want to be sure that you have all the information you need in order to stay safe and healthy this fall.'
Aids older Bostonians in replacing faulty heating systems prepare for cold weather.
Outreach should be sensitive to differences in cultures, economic realities, and built environments across Boston.
Massachusetts students can expect to take the MCAS tests next spring, state education commissioner Jeff Riley said Tuesday.