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The Office of Returning Citizens will be closed Thursday, November 14, 2024, for the Returning Citizen Career Fair.
Every year, November 11th serves as a powerful reminder to honor the service, sacrifice, and contributions of those who have served in the U.S. military. This date marks the end of World War I, when...
In a significant move to address the mental health challenges faced by men, the Council has adopted a resolution declaring November as Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month. This initiative aims to...
The Boston Public Health Commission urges residents to avoid contact with the pond, keep pets away from the pond, and avoid fishing
Mayor Michelle Wu joined Boston Parks and Recreation Department, Trust for Public Land (TPL), students, teachers, and community members to cut the ribbon on a new, climate-resilient schoolyard at...
Chief Nguyen discusses efforts in the City of Boston to enhance skill-building programs and opportunities for adult learners
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
The City of Boston is looking to solicit information, advice, and best practices from industry experts, including but not limited to the private vendor community, to enable the City to develop a...
Applications for grants are open now through January 16; $200,000 available to nonprofits for community-led initiatives supporting mental health and well-being
Community input leads to creation of inviting public space which will increase pedestrian safety
New winter dates expanding pedestrian-only tradition on Newbury Street
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
This November, we once again highlight resources and education for family caregivers.
At this week’s Council meeting, Councilor Flynn championed two impactful resolutions aimed at enhancing the lives of our veterans. The first resolution supports S.5210, the Building Resources and...
As we prepare for a bustling election season in Boston, with over 2,000 dedicated poll workers staffing 275 voting precincts to serve more than 435,000 voters, the City Council has officially declared...
Boston Public Schools headliners are among 19 Schools in Massachusetts and 202 schools nationwide to achieve status for 2023-24.
Early voting will take place at sites throughout the city until Friday, November 1.
Today, Mayor Michelle Wu announced that care and custody of the Franklin Park Bear Dens will return to the Boston Parks Department after years of management by Zoo New England. This acquisition...
Boston launching compact with Cambridge to build local economic growth, opening SCALE grant program, and celebrating major gains in city contracting with diverse and local small businesses
After months of negotiations, UNITE HERE Local 26 Boston hotel workers have gone on strike three times and are currently on strike indefinitely at a number of hotels. This week, the Council went on...
During this week’s Council meeting, the Council adopted a resolution standing in solidarity with pregnant patients and medical professionals in Texas. The first week of October 2024 was marked with...
As autumn settles over our city, the vibrant colors of culture and history come alive during a very special time for the Turkish community in Boston. This year marks the 101th anniversary of the...
On October 26th, communities around the globe recognize Intersex Awareness Day, a moment dedicated to raising awareness about intersex individuals and advocating for their rights. This day serves as a...
Events happening in the City of Boston will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department is seeking a qualified vendor to manage the daily operations and maintenance of the Boston Common Concession Pavilion. This opportunity invites businesses to...
Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that Jim Rooney, President and CEO of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce; Marty Walz, Interim President of the Boston Municipal Research Bureau; Tamara Small, CEO...
The Acquisition Opportunity Program supports missions driven developers to acquire and guarantee affordability of the City’s at risk naturally occurring affordable housing
With the help of the Freedom Trail Foundation, the Historic Burying Grounds Initiative has completed a restoration of the cast iron fence along Tremont Street at King’s Chapel Burying Ground.
By Edzani Kelapile, Age Strong Staff
By Jordan Rich, Age Strong Staff
