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This week, the Council adopted a resolution that calls for the creation of a helpline during the COVID-19 pandemic.
During this week’s Council meeting, the Council adopted a resolution commemorating Memorial Day and honoring those who made supreme sacrifice for this country.
More than one million meals have been served at youth sites, and more than 60,000 meals have been served at adult sites.
Since the first round of fund distribution, the Fund has raised over $30.8 million from 6,000 donors.
The City of Boston will honor graduating seniors in the Class of 2020 with a virtual graduation ceremony that will be broadcast in English and Spanish on WCVB Channel 5 at 7:30 p.m. and on Entravision...
The Licensing Board for the City of Boston has taken steps to streamline existing processes and remove outdated restrictions on small businesses and restaurants.
The application is to demolish the residential structure at 121-135 Sherman Road in West Roxbury.
The businesses receiving grants represent industries most-impacted by closures, policies, or general loss of revenues due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department is encouraging park users and open space advocates to take part in the City of Boston’s new Parcel Priority Plan (PPP) using an online survey.
The application is to demolish the commercial structure at 71-75 West Broadway in South Boston.
The application is to demolish the residential structure at 97 Condor Street in East Boston.
About 1 in 10 residents in this study have developed antibodies and approximately 1 in 40 currently asymptomatic individuals are positive for COVID-19 and potentially infectious.
Umass Amherst students in the Department of Landscape Architecture and Regional Planning spent their spring semester reimagining the future of Moakley Park!
To date, including this most recent round of grants, the Fund has distributed over $17.6 million to 191 organizations.
17 neighborhoods represented in projects recommended and approved
The Alvah Kittredge House is a high-style Greek Revival style house in Roxbury.
We are currently living in interesting times. The COVID-19 situation has forced all aspects of life to be rethought in ways that would have been unthinkable several months ago. Regardless, life moves...
How old buildings are helping Boston save the planet.
The following post was written by the Commissioner of the Environment Department, Carl Spector. To learn more about Commissioner Spector's leadership, check out his profile.
The Mayor's Office of Financial Empowerment has launched a Stimulus Hotline to help residents.
A force for equity and inclusion... she did it her way
A weekly message from Commissioner McCosh in support of the local disability community.
Sheena Collier is a s uper-connector, convener, and strategic planner.
Aba Taylor is a s ocial justice educator, facilitator, organizer, consultant, and nonprofit executive.
Trail blazer, teacher, and international organizer
A long-time advocate for equity in the construction industry
The $1.2 million award from the Surdna Foundation will support Boston-connected artists of color. Deadline extended to July 8, 2020.
Creative innovator, advocate, and urban planner
Speaker, best-selling author, and founder of RISE (Reaching Into Self-Esteem)
