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Boston Public Library offers an abundance of author talks and programs across the city’s locations in September, including classes designed to build career skills by the Central Library’s newly...
The student move-in process at Boston’s colleges and universities will significantly impact local streets and parking.
We thought it would be fun to develop a reading list of books that help us think about cities, and explore, celebrate, and imagine Boston.
Mayor Walsh is encouraging residents to join the conversation about the future of our City.
Just over sixty days ago, we launched the Boston Creates Cultural Plan. We quickly moved from planning to implementation and we haven’t looked back.
The City's New Director of My Brother's Keeper, Conan Harris, is tasked with leading the initiative.
St. Anthony - St. Lucy Feast and Caribbean Carnival will impact traffic and parking in the city
We’re launching a street team this fall and we need your help to make it happen!
Fisherman's Feast in the North End, concerts at Fenway Park, and other weekend events.
The open source toolkit will allow other cities and organizations to implement their own version of CityScore ®.
Mayor Walsh is reminding seniors it's not too early to prepare for cold weather.
East Boston resident will lead new office to help tenants remain stable and housed
Hubway will add ten new stations in Roxbury and Dorchester, and ten more in East Boston this year.
Mayor Walsh is calling on artists and residents to submit their proposals for the public art project in Jamaica Plain.
Since September 2015, the Imagine Boston team has heard a ton of great ideas from Bostonians about how the future of the city can be one where residents of all neighborhoods, races and incomes can...
New emergency management system will allow residents to receive notifications via phone, text or email in four languages
Duties will include overseeing the day-to-day operation and administration of the WBCA 102.9 FM radio station
Pending approval from the City Council, the new default speed limit is expected to take effect on January 1, 2017.
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BOSTON - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today issued the following statement relative to lowering the default speed limit in Boston: "I am pleased that H. 4565, An Act modernizing municipal finance and...
BOSTON - Wednesday, August 10, 2016 - With temperatures expected to reach or exceed 90 degrees for the next several days, Mayor Martin J. Walsh today declared a heat emergency in Boston effective...
Madonna Della Cava Feast, Dominican Parade, August Moon Festival and other weekend events that will impact traffic and parking
Laila Bernstein will build on City's successes; Scale up plans to end chronic homelessness
BOSTON - Thursday, August 4, 2016 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the launch of The Opportunity Fund, a pilot grant program designed to support individual artists in activities that help them...
BOSTON - Wednesday, August 3, 2016 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today filed an ordinance to establish a restaurant and food truck letter grading system to protect consumers and provide them with...
Residents encouraged to obtain Roxbury resident parking permit to park legally on Norfolk Street.
Celebrate car-free Open Newbury Street this Sunday!
BOSTON - Monday, August 1, 2016 - Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced a call for submissions for the second annual Fay Chandler EMERGING Art Exhibition, a celebration of the Boston visual arts...
Residents encouraged to attend to learn more about Verizon's fiber-optic network platform plan and share their feedback
First of its kind "housing surge" focused on housing elders while qualifying them for services and support.
