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The winner goes on to represent Boston at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., in May.
The long-anticipated Artist Resource Manager is on board!
The winners of the fifth Design Biennial Boston will each be awarded $10,000 to construct site-specific installations on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.
The annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, as well as the annual South Boston Boys and Girls Club Road Race, will be held in South Boston on Sunday, March 19.
You can apply for a scholarship if you're a Boston resident pursuing an undergraduate degree in Massachusetts.
We’ve talked a lot about the new look and feel of Boston.gov — we even made our brand guidelines public. Today, we’re diving into a small but important aspect of the new site: our icons.
Mayor Walsh met with both parties yesterday and offered space in City Hall as a neutral negotiation location until they reached a resolution.
The collaborative venture brings a full-scale, all-ages, pay-what-you-want theatrical production of Jiehae Park’s "Peerless. "
The 11th Annual Mayor's Greenovate Awards are now accepting nominations.
The extension agreement maintains that up to 100 patrol officers will be equipped with body cameras in which on-duty police activity will be conducted.
The Shakespeare Unauthorized exhibition, presented by Iron Mountain Incorporated, is on view for three remaining weeks.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh released the following statement regarding the exclusion of OUTVETS from this year's St. Patrick's Day parade:
Today, March 8, is International Women's Day! It's important to pause and reflect on the women who impact us everyday — those we know from our everyday lives, and those who've fought for us.
The plan is comprised of 58 projects and policies to direct the City of Boston's transportation agenda for the next decade and beyond.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh released the following statement regarding today's executive order:
Mayor Martin J. Walsh today released the following statement:
The proposal, which aims to support economic development citywide, would provide the City of Boston with 152 non-transferable liquor licenses.
The program gives families the opportunity to create a long-term savings plan for their children for college, post-secondary education, and job training.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced the hiring of Julia Ryan as the Artist Resource Manager in the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture.
Refocused small business lending will increase economic mobility and prioritize historically underserved neighborhoods and demographics.
At Public Works, our main goal is to provide safe streets and sidewalks for everyone. And everyone includes those who are working in the street!
Boston Public Library’s March author talks and programs include celebrations of poetry, Women’s History Month, Shakespeare, new works, and more.
The event on Saturday will impact traffic and parking Downtown.
The plan will guide a new chapter of renovations and construction in the Boston Public Schools over the next decade and beyond.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh delivered his remarks at the annual meeting of the Boston Municipal Research Bureau on March 1.
The book has been recognized as an important part of our City’s history.
The Transportation Department counted nearly 30,000 bike trips per day across 60 locations in September 2016.
Working closely with the Mayor's Office of Economic Development, the Committee consists of industry stakeholders who will provide recommendations on areas of food truck policy, as well as engage...
With spring approaching, we're reactivating 127 Stations in downtown Boston and in the City's neighborhoods.
We're more broadly releasing the new platform as a preview (beta) today!
