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During early voting, there were 47,909 ballots cast, representing 11.5% of the registered voters in Boston.
The iLab has three hours set aside each week to meet with local entrepreneurs, nonprofits, agencies, and community members.
There will be a film screening and launch of James Phinney Baxter lecture series.
The award shines a spotlight on young adults aged 20-34 doing outstanding work to improve the City.
The first concert takes place Saturday, November 12, at 2:30 p.m. in Rabb Hall at the Central Library in Copley Square.
The competition seeks to identify new designs to produce more middle-income and senior housing in Boston.
The new platform will be available to users by spring 2017.
The changes to the hours of operation at loading zones has resulted in decreased incidences of double parking, and safer and smoother traffic flow.
The program, offered Monday through Thursday from 3:30 -5:30 p.m. is open to students in grades K-8; no registration required.
Mayor Walsh is renewing calls for greater public and private investment in critical summer programs.
Since Fall 2015, Imagine Boston has heard a lot of ideas from residents about how to make the city more green.
Drivers should avoid Court Street due to Tremont Street closure
This past summer, we launched the Opportunity Fund, a pilot grant program designed to support individual artists in activities that help them share their work with the public or teach others, continue...
We've made it so that anyone can see the code that makes Boston.gov work.
Boston firefighters are converting to state-of-the-art respiratory protective equipment and SCBA technology.
The City of Boston has open sourced the code of its official website.
Boston Public Library’s November author talks and literary events feature a variety of topics, including the history of dining in Boston, Shakespeare & cocktails, and improving reading in children...
The Mayor outlined the City's efforts to expand its tuition-free community college program.
The Office of Fair Housing and Equity needs your help finding landlords or housing providers who make Boston a healthy and thriving City!
Please travel on Boston's streets with caution and watch for children trick or treating
The Sullivan Square Underpass is scheduled to be closed to traffic this weekend for routine maintenance.
Creative workers are a critical part of Boston’s thriving economy.
Mayor Walsh announced the grant for the environmental restoration of the Sherrin Woods Urban Wild in Hyde Park
There's an emergency closure of Tremont and Dartmouth Streets.
Young adults are encouraged to vote early with a series of pop-ups at the polls on Saturday, October 29.
The Transportation Department and Neighborhood Services are working in cooperation with residents concerned about traffic and speeding.
The executive order establishes the Boston Transportation commissioner as the leader in autonomous vehicle oversight.
Join us for the first of our Boston by the Numbers events, a series of public conversations led by Imagine Boston 2030 and the Boston Planning & Development Agency’s (BPDA) Research Division. This...
Boston continues reporting of citywide energy usage
Newest recruit class will meet heightened demand for emergency medical services
