City of Boston employees have shown incredible resilience adjusting to an unfamiliar work environment, but we’re still grappling with the impact it’s had on our lives. We put this post together to...
If you’re staying home, having groceries delivered, or simply indulging in a little extra online shopping these days, chances are you have plenty of extra cardboard boxes around your house these days...
You know that feeling you get when you have the perfect tunes in your ears while you walk down the street, pretending like you're starring in your own movie? It’s a great feeling, and it can help...
The City of Boston and the Public Works Department today announced that ticketing enforcement during street sweeping operations will resume on Monday, August 10th.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the City of Boston has received approval from the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities (DPU) to move forward with its Community Choice Electricity program...
Building on his commitment to creating and maintaining affordable housing in the City of Boston, Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the preservation and the start of the rehabilitation of 97...
The Office of Economic Development’s Small Business Office is offering free personalized posters for businesses to display information on their window.
This program is to understand how e-cargo bikes could fit into Boston’s delivery landscape that could inform our potential approach, current obstacles to e-cargo bike adoption by private businesses...
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department recently completed a landscape rehabilitation project around Ward's Pond in Olmsted Park, part of Boston’s historic Emerald Necklace.
The cornerstone of Project Opportunity is the sealing and expungement of CORIs, which severely limit employment opportunities and disproportionately affect communities of color.
