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Read about highlights this month from the Mayor's Office of Housing.
The City of Boston is seeking a proven transformational leader to serve as the City’s Police Commissioner.
The City of Boston is celebrating the Earth by living a more zero-waste lifestyle.
The budget, in partnership with federal ARPA funds, reflects the clear call for transformative action to support affordable housing, landmark investments in mental health, early education and...
Mayor Michelle Wu today announced public safety preparations to ensure a successful weekend as the City of Boston prepares for athletes and visitors ahead of the 126th Boston Marathon.
Mayor Michelle Wu has announced that the City of Boston’s municipal golf courses are now open for the 2022 season.
The Boston City Archives is thrilled to announce that it has been selected as the recipient of a $39,155 Recordings at Risk grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources. The grant will...
We're hiring team members to share their love of bicycling by teaching others to ride safely, confidently, and joyfully.
Since the summer 2020 formation of Beacon B.L.O.C (Building Leaders of Color), led by a collective of Black staffers of the Massachusetts State House, legislative staff have organized necessary...
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce that registration is now open for Summer Sports Centers at White Stadium in Franklin Park, Almont Park in Mattapan, East Boston...
The Mayor’s Office of Housing announced today that Danielle Johnson, Esq. has been appointed the new Deputy Director of the Office of Housing Stability.
For decades, wage-earning women and female students called the Franklin Square House in Boston’s South End home. In 1920, over a hundred of these residents claimed their new right to register to vote.
Meet Joey Headley and learn about his journey from starting out as a DoIT fellow to becoming a full-time Data Analyst on the Analytics Team.
Check out some of the awesome opportunities we have for youth employment at the Parks Department this summer!
Mayor Michelle Wu today announced major strides toward electrifying the City’s vehicle fleet as part of a Green New Deal for Boston.
The program to assist residents impacted by COVID-19 has helped thousands of households in Boston.
The Boston Landmarks Commission (BLC) has received an application to demolish the residential building at 44 Ellery Street in South Boston.
The Boston Landmarks Commission (BLC) has received an application to demolish the residential building at 254 Paris Street in East Boston.
The Boston Landmarks Commission (BLC) has received an application to demolish the residential building at 32 Taylor Street in Dorchester.
April 5, 2022, is the Ching Ming Festival (known as Tomb-Sweeping Day in English), a day when people of Chinese descent visit the tombs of their ancestors to clean the gravesites.
The campaign highlights the City of Boston’s diversity and showcases the City’s welcoming, vibrant nature.
What exactly did these endeavoring women have to bring with them to successfully register as a voter?
Women currently comprise nearly 20% of serving military personnel and 10% of the veteran population. However, many women veterans do not receive proper recognition for their services and face a host...
Aviation service workers of Boston Logan Airport, who are majority immigrant, Black, brown or female, performed essential work during the COVID-19 pandemic, therefore many workers were exposed to the...
Under Massachusetts state law, there is no legal designation for e-bike riders.
Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOTs) are payments made by property tax-exempt institutions, including hospitals, universities, and cultural institutions, to replace the loss of tax revenue resulting...
Street closures and parking restrictions will be in effect in Boston in the week leading up to the Boston Marathon on Monday, April 18, 2022.
This month, we are highlighting healthy activities and events to celebrate the onset of spring.
April is National Poetry Month, and there are many ways you can celebrate!
The bicentennial of the birth of renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted will be marked in Boston with Olmsted Now, a collaboration to amplify the vibrancy and inclusivity of shared use...
