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The $125 million facility is expected to be completed by 2021.
"Resilient Boston Harbor" lays out strategies along Boston's 47-mile shoreline that will increase access and open space along the waterfront while better protecting the City.
The playground is part of the $2.7 million dollar Harambee Park master plan implementation, included in the Mayor's Imagine Boston 2030 Capital Plan.
The application is to demolish a garage at 28 Dix Street in Dorchester.
The application is to demolish a one- and two-story commercial building at 154-156 Kneeland Street in the Leather District.
The $5.3 million dollar renovation is a key part of Mayor Walsh's $50 million dollar FY19-FY23 Capital Plan investment in BCYF facilities.
This year's theme, "Get Inspired, Get Connected, Get Funded", aims to address challenges in funding, mentorship, and growing women-led businesses.
The application is to demolish a two-family dwelling at 69-71 Border Street in East Boston.
Kristen McCosh, the Commissioner of the Mayor's Commission for Persons with Disabilities, provides a weekly update on the work happening in her office.
The ALCS Games at Fenway Park, Mission Hill Road Race, Roslindale Day Parade, and other events and projects are happening around the City.
BCYF is now accepting applications for the Camp Joy Winter Program for Boston residents with disabilities between ages 8 and 22.
As Chairwoman, Joyce will serve as the lead commissioner in regulating licenses.
All Requests for Proposals released for public land moving forward will include criteria to promote diversity and inclusion and prevent displacement.
At a recent City Council meeting, two groups were recognized for their accomplishments.
Following a working session chaired by Councilor Flaherty, the Council voted once again to pass a lobbyist registration ordinance and home-rule petition based on the version that the Council passed in...
The City Council had a very special visitor this Wednesday who filled City Hall and the Council chamber with nothing but laughter and happiness.
The application is to demolish a residential structure and two outbuildings at 26 Centre Street in Roxbury.
The application is to demolish a mixed-use structure at 501-507 Western Avenue in Brighton.
The City will gather information from health care providers, caregivers, residents, and other interested parties as it works to create a long-term recovery campus on Long Island.
New transit-oriented development will offer 16 mixed-income homes in Codman Square
Columbus Day Parade, Double Ten Parade, Open Canal Street, Other Events
The application is to demolish a single-family residence at 73-75 Cummins Highway in Roslindale.
We want you to join us for a bootiful Halloween!
Mayor Martin J. Walsh has announced that the annual Fall Pumpkin Float will be held at the Boston Common Frog Pond on Friday, October 19, from 5 - 8 p.m. Hundreds of illuminated jack-o’-lanterns will...
Kesanet and Samari were our summer 2018 Girls Leadership Corp (GLC) Supervisors.
The application is to demolish a residential structure at 29-31 Ward Street in South Boston.
New partnership will set goals to prevent displacement, preserve neighborhoods, reduce evictions and homelessness, promote mixed-use development, and build a diversity of housing types for all income...
On October 6 - 7, check out Boston Occupied: The Redcoats are Coming... Again, a special historical re-enactment of the arrival of British regular troops to Boston in 1768.
We considered 33 zones for the 2018 Neighborhood Slow Streets program. Using the objective criteria described in the application, we've selected five new zones.
We reached out to you for help with our Boston "B" logos, and the results were amazing.
