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At our third BOSFoodLove Coalition meeting on Monday, December 17, five high schoolers from a science class at Fenway High School voiced their opinion on school food after doing a project on school...
The Opportunity Fund has supported 321 artists thus far.
Mayor Walsh will be in Washington D.C. until Friday, January 25, for the National Conference of Mayors, along with 250 of the nation's Mayors.
The discussion will focus on how to travel around Boston by bike during the winter months.
The application is to demolish a residential structure at 36 Temple Street in Mattapan.
Mayor Walsh urges residents to take caution and abide by snow regulations during Saturday's winter storm.
The City of Boston, the Museum of African American History, and Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras continue the tradition of paying tribute to the life, legacy, and influence of Dr. King.
Today, Mayor Walsh, along with several housing agencies, approved a plan that would allow more than 170 homes at Concord Houses in the South End to be protected for at least the next 40 years.
The application is to demolish a residential structure at 56 Hillock Street in Roslindale.
Last year, 60 applications were received, with five ultimately being chosen for the grants.
March Forward Massachusetts, which is scheduled to take place on Saturday, January 19, 2019, is expected to impact traffic.
The JazzUrbane Cafe was selected for a street-level space that will bring family-friendly dining options and community space to the historic heart of Boston.
Mayor Walsh and representatives from Boston colleges spoke out against proposed changes to Title IX, the federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in educational settings.
Mayor Walsh announced the launch of the Age Strong Commission perviously know as the Commission on Affairs of the Elderly, during his annual State of the City address.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh tonight delivered his fourth annual State of the City address at Symphony Hall, sharing historic progress made in the last five years in strengthening economic mobility...
Mayor Martin J. Walsh delivered his State of the City address on Tuesday, January 15.
The workshops will focus on equity, job growth, and community development in multiple languages throughout the City.
A 50-foot tall tank ruptured, sending 2.3 million gallons of molasses rushing through the neighborhood.
Friends, family and colleagues joined Mayor Martin J Walsh today at Faneuil Hall, for the graduation of the 19 Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) recruits that made up the 2019 class.
The application is to demolish a residential structure at 54 River Street in Mattapan.
During this week’s Council meeting, Councilor McCarthy recognized husband and wife James Gillooly and Maureen Murphy as they both get ready to retire from their work for the City of Boston this month.
Last month, the Boston City Council held a fundraiser for CanShare, which works to improve equitable access to nutritious food and collect funds to support health incentive programs.
This week kicked off the first City Council meeting of this year, which included the swearing in of At-Large City Councilor Althea Garrison.
In January 2019, Mayor Walsh announced four legislative packages the City of Boston will be submitting to the Massachusetts Legislature: Housing Security and Economic Mobility, Environment and...
The application is to demolish a church structure at 8 Argyle Street (aka 500 Talbot Avenue) in Dorchester.
The legislative package focuses on improving health and safety outcomes for communities in Boston, and across the Commonwealth.
The coalition of partners is led by legislators, cities, towns, teachers, students, and advocates who are joining together in proposing one comprehensive education finance bill.
What started as a development exercise has become a larger effort at the Digital Team.
This is the second of four legislative packages the City of Boston will be submitting to the Massachusetts Legislature.
The effort underscores the need to curb a national trend of underrepresentation of women in fire suppression services.
