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Regional partners launch four innovative pilot programs aimed to reduce gun violence
Residents are invited to plan locations for 70 new bike share stations in the City of Boston.
The $14 million residential community features 32 affordable apartments for working families.
The application is to demolish a single-family residence and garage at 41 Spring Street, single-family residence at 45 Spring Street, and two-story commercial structure at 47 Spring Street in West...
Mayor Walsh, the Commission on the Affairs of the Elderly, and the AARP hosted a panel discussion.
Thirty-five students were awarded $2,500 scholarships to help fund their education.
Boston Housing Authority designation begins first phase of major redevelopment to Jamaica Plain apartments
The project will create 36 units of accessible, mixed-income independent housing with supportive services in Boston.
Production of new units increase under Walsh Administration
The application is to demolish a two-family dwelling at 333 W. Third Street in South Boston.
The application is to demolish a two-story, mixed-use structure and detached garage at 341 Chelsea Street in East Boston.
First place winners received the coveted “Golden Trowel” award and other prizes.
Children and families can take part in a variety of free activities from many exhibitors.
The application is to demolish a single-family residence at 55 Byron Street and a single-family residence at 57 Byron Street in East Boston.
Prices at about 530 metered parking spaces on 40 blocks in the South Boston Waterfront will change on Monday, August 7.
Renters can get access to violations and maintenance requests at properties across Boston.
Gospelfest will offer free, family-friendly entertainment
Boston Public Library and a conservation team led by Gianfranco Pocobene has won the Preservation Achievement Award for its restoration of Pierre Puvis de Chavannes’ Philosophy mural panel from the...
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Annual community-building event promotes collaboration between police and neighborhoods for safer city
On this day in 1893, Eliott Joslin, a Boston physician, examined Mary Higgins, a young girl suffering from diabetes. Mary Higgins’ case was the first entry that Joslin made in a ledger that he kept...
The application is to demolish a one-story commercial structure at 102-110 Savin Hill Avenue, three-family house at 10 Sydney Street, and single-family house at 14 Sydney Street in Dorchester.
Director to manage all aspects of CPA program; work with committee to make recommendations for use of CPA funding
The application is to demolish two attached two-family dwellings at 105-107 W. 3rd Street in South Boston.
Immigrant Advancement and the Mayor's Mural Crew this summer will partner together to paint a set of murals.
Puerto Rican Parade
On July 27, the Boston Transit Commission took this photograph to survey progress on the Tremont Street subway.
The Boston Public Library’s lunchtime and evening concerts fill the Central Library’s courtyard this summer.
The signs will be installed on local streets where traffic safety issues are a concern.
Completed renovations to the third floor lobby make City Hall more accessible, welcoming.
