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The application is to demolish a garage at 33 O Street in South Boston.
The fall talks explore the rich history of Boston and New England.
The hip-hop event will take place in the Central Library’s Courtyard.
This event will provide young Bostonians with supplies and support for job searching, interviewing, and entering the job market.
Kristen McCosh, the Commissioner of the Mayor's Commission for Persons with Disabilities, provides a weekly update on the work happening in her office.
It’s better to be prepared, and that’s never more true than in an emergency. The Digital Team is here to help.
The $3 million dollar, one-year renovation is a key part of Mayor Walsh's $50 million dollar FY19-FY23 Capital Plan investment in BCYF facilities.
As the Director of Cultural Planning, Courtney will be responsible for managing all arts and culture planning initiatives.
The application is to demolish two railyard structures at 170 Cambridge Street in Allston.
The author talk series runs through December in locations across the library system.
We will be hiring 20 new positions at the Transportation Department in the coming months.
It’s starting to feel like fall in the City of Boston, and in the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture, that means one thing: Open Studios are right around the corner.
Commissioner Gina Fiandaca and the Transportation Department are looking for a diverse set of passionate, dedicated, and experienced people.
Open Newbury Street, Road to Wellness 5K/3K, Halfway to St. Patrick's Day 5K
The application is to demolish a commercial auto body shop at 8 W. Bellflower Street in Dorchester, MA 02125.
The Boston Cultural Council is offering grants of up to $5,000 to organizations for arts programming in the City of Boston.
These are two significant topics that we here at the Employee Assistance Program want to highlight.
Events throughout the City aim to start community conversations about the effects of the opioid crisis.
The application is to demolish a commercial structure and garage at 240 Lincoln Street in Allston.
The audit analyzed fund activity and use, assessed key internal controls, and reviewed historical transactions at 118 schools in the school system.
Special events taking place this weekend will impact traffic and parking on streets in the City of Boston.
The polls in Boston will open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh has announced that the “Boston Blooms with Daffodils” beautification initiative will distribute 20,000 daffodil bulbs this fall to volunteers for planting on public ways citywide...
Economic mobility program assists residents to gain greater independence as part of Whittier Choice redevelopment effort
As Chief, Elliott-Ortega will oversee the staff of the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture, the Boston Art Commission, Boston Cultural Council, and the Strand Theatre.
Hot and humid weather is forecasted through Wednesday.
The $2.4 million dollar renovation is part of the Mayor's Imagine Boston 2030 Capital Plan.
On this day, in 1918, two sailors housed at Boston’s Commonwealth Pier reported to the sickbay with the flu. These two men were the first Americans reported ill with the Spanish Influenza.
Tactical plaza at Franklin Street, Downtown Boston (Photo courtesy of MP Boston) City officials today joined community members and partners to celebrate the opening of Tontine Crescent plaza, a new...
Kristen McCosh, the Commissioner of the Mayor's Commission for Persons with Disabilities, provides a weekly update on the work happening in her office.
