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The Mayor delivered the speech to the Chamber on Wednesday morning, September 20.
The application is to demolish a single family residence at 2-4 Elm Street in Dorchester.
Boston Public Library celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month every year through publishing the Latino Life booklist.
A more than $2.5 million renovation transformed the once vacant former 8,440 square foot Grove Hall Library.
The application is to demolish a one story commercial building at 317 Belgrade Avenue in Roslindale.
In 2015, we launched Boston’s first Artist-in-Residence Program, with three artists embedded in City departments. The program aims to integrate creative thinking into the work of municipal departments...
The conference featured more than 300 first responders, local officials, and members of the recovery community.
The Transportation Department is holding Beginner Basic Skills and Intro to Street Riding Skills classes this month.
The application is to demolish a two-family residence at 32 Cummins Highway, Roslindale, MA.
The funds will support the goals set forth in the Administration's housing plan, Housing a Changing City: Boston 2030.
A celebratory event on September 16 will showcase the completed projects and highlight their impact on the community.
Hub on Wheels and other special events will be taking place.
The fund seeks to strengthen the area's capacity to protect and legally defend its many immigrant communities, refugees, and temporary status holders.
Mayor Walsh, the Elderly Commission, and City Fresh Foods hosted the party.
The new park and streetscape in Central Square mark a significant achievement for the Go Boston 2030 transportation plan.
The application is to demolish three existing buildings at 1120, 1126, 1130R and 1132 Washington Street, Dorchester, MA 02124.
Residents can now find a complete guide to affordable housing on the City's website.
This developmental league serves as an introduction to competitive swimming.
The application is to demolish a multi-family residence at 124-126 Kenrick Street, Brighton.
Renovations to Cuneo Park were funded through the City of Boston's FY17 Capital Plan.
We have information to help you find family and friends after the devastating storm.
The concert taking place on September 14 at City Hall Plaza is free and open to all.
Equifax just reported that they had a data breach that exposed records for 143 million Americans. Here's what you can you do to protect yourself.
A total of 28 workshops have been scheduled between September 9 and November 16.
The application is to demolish a two-family residence at 35 Fulton Street, Hyde Park.
The application is to demolish a single-story retail structure at 1650 Soldiers Field Road, Brighton.
Suicide is often a taboo and stigmatized topic in society. Let's talk about mental health, raising awareness, and suicide prevention.
Open Newbury Street, Emerald Society Road Race, Road to Wellness 5K, Tour de Force
The application is to demolish a parking garage at 115 Federal Street (aka 115 Winthrop Square and 240 Devonshire Street) in Downtown Boston.
The plantings will take place in approved locations along the City’s public ways on the weekends of October 28 and November 4.
