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Applications are now available, with 7,000 summer jobs open for Boston youth.
Events happening in the City of Boston this week will bring some parking restrictions and street closures.
The month of March is recognized as National Women’s History Month by communities throughout the United States, and International Women’s Day is celebrated globally, in order to honor and celebrate...
The City of Boston and the #ARTSTAYSHERE Coalition announced that after a build-out by The Record Co., the interim music rehearsal space at 55 Morrissey Blvd. in Dorchester has opened.
BOSTON—March 14, 2023— The Boston Public Health Commission has issued a public health warning related to a recent sewage discharge, also known as a combined sewer overflow (CSO). State regulations...
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Mayor Michelle Wu today announced Boston Artisan Market (BAM), a new activation featuring Boston-based vendors in the recently opened pavilion building on City Hall Plaza.
This new initiative supports the reproductive wellness needs of parents, particularly Black and Brown women, who have recently given birth or are expecting to give birth soon.
During this week’s Council meeting, the Council adopted a resolution offered by Councilor Mejia calling for equal treatment of all missing women cases in the City of Boston.
Happy New Year from ReadBoston! It’s been an exciting time as we, once again, had the opportunity to engage with our community near and far. Here is a look at what we have been up to over the past...
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Read a statement from Veterans Services Commissioner Robert Santiago about the PACT Act and VA Claims
We are building a family friendly Boston where our kids have the resources they need to thrive.
One hundred and sixty arts and cultural organizations have been awarded grants totaling $626,000 through this year's Boston Cultural Council grant program.
Seniors in the City of Boston have served this city for decades, contributing to its growth and success. The Council adopted a resolution to explore a need for a senior recreational center in Roxbury...
Councilor Fernandes Anderson, with Co-Sponsors Councilors Worrell and Louijeune, offered a resolution honoring the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife Coretta Scott King through...
During the month of March, the City of Boston celebrates and honors the achievements and contributions of Irish-Americans. When Irish immigrants first arrived in Boston during the Great Famine (An...
As of February 13, 2023, a majority of Boston University Residence Life workers signed authorization cards indicating intent to unionize with SEIU Local 509. The union would comprise 280 undergraduate...
Boston Firefighters devote a tremendous amount of time and effort preparing for promotional examinations, which are essential in providing life-saving services to the residents of Boston, and...
The month of March is recognized as National Women’s History Month by communities throughout the United States, and International Women’s Day is celebrated globally, in order to honor and celebrate...
by Anna Boyles New England religious leader Mary Baker Eddy oversaw the building of her new religion’s Mother Church on Huntington Avenue in Boston in 1894. Just sixteen years later, a massive...
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department was recently recognized by Boston Harbor Now at their annual Onboard Awards event for the redesign and development of Langone Park and Puopolo Playground on...
This initiative supports students to create safe, welcoming, and accepting school communities
March 5 commemorates the life of the first hero of the American Revolution.
We're re-introducing the wellness portal and sharing nutrition resources.
BOSTON – February 28, 2023 – The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) today shared that the city continues to note downward trends in several key COVID-19 metrics. Suffolk County is now at low...
$1 million in grants to be awarded to 35 nonprofits throughout the City of Boston providing services including family reunification, CORI sealing and expungement, transitional and permanent housing...
City of Boston will lead service activities and calls on community-based organizations and residents to plan and share One Boston Day volunteer opportunities
Welcome to the Mayor’s Office of Housing 2022 recap. In this newsletter, we look back at 2022, and all the ways the Mayor’s Office of Housing (MOH) has assisted Bostonians with their housing needs.
$50,000 goes to five nonprofits to support creative initiatives that promote citizenship.
