Después del éxito del carril bus en dirección norte en Washington Street, el Departamento de Transporte de Boston quiere saber tus opiniones sobre mejoras para el carril bus existente y un carril bus en dirección sur.

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Following the success of the Northbound Bus Lane on Washington Street, the Boston Transportation Department would like to hear your thoughts on enhancements to the Northbound Bus Lane and a Southbound Bus Lane.

During this meeting, we plan to take feedback on issues that are important to the surrounding business community.

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Después del éxito del carril bus en dirección norte en Washington Street, el Departamento de Transporte de Boston quiere saber tus opiniones sobre mejoras para el carril bus existente y un carril bus en dirección sur.

Durante esta reunión, planeamos tomar comentarios sobre temas que son importantes para la comunidad empresarial.

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Join preservation experts and Community Preservation Act (CPA) staff for a virtual workshop on historic preservation. 

• Community Preservation Act requirements
• assessing the condition of your building, and 
• a case study of a current Historic Preservation CPA project.

It's a free event, but registration is required. You will receive a Zoom link and instructions before the workshop after you register:

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Use our online meeting link to access the town hall on May 26 at 6 p.m.:

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The town hall is a partnership with Greater Boston Legal Services and will be moderated by Taylor Cain of the Housing Innovation Lab. 

Our consumer advocates will be able to help people with any questions they have and talk about how our mediation program works for consumers. You'll meet our staff and learn about available programs at the City.

This year’s theme, “Come Get Empowered,” aspires to empower Boston’s youth with onsite summer workforce development opportunities through engaging with employers, onsite job placement, career development workshops, connecting them to wrap around youth services, and more!

Every year, the City of Boston partners with hundreds of community-based and nonprofit organizations across the City to provide meaningful employment opportunities to thousands of Boston youth ages.  There are opportunities to work in a wide variety of job fields, like the arts, government and advocacy, STEM, sports and recreation, childcare, education, and more! We have connected Boston’s youth with more than 40,000 meaningful employment experiences by partnering each year with more than 150 community-based organizations. 

At this year’s job fair youth will have the opportunity to:

• Connect with 150+ SuccessLink employers
• Connect with 50+ youth-serving organizations
• Engage with 4,500+ young adults
• Take part in career development workshops on applying for jobs, resume writing, interviewing, and financial literacy
• Get introduced to academic resources and wrap around youth services

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Interested in applying for summer jobs and getting placed at the job fair? Register for 2020 summer jobs through SuccessLink. If you are a parent or community member interested in helping out at the job fair, please register to volunteer.

We will cover different affordable housing programs in Boston, including the application process, waitlists, lotteries, and more. There will also be a person available to answer questions about the rights of tenants.

We will cover different affordable housing programs in Boston, including the application process, waitlists, lotteries, and more. There will also be a person available to answer questions about the rights of tenants.