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The annual night of fun to benefit the Foundation for BCYF will be held on Wednesday, November 29.
The public art project is part of Boston's new Percent for Art program.
Martinez joins the City of Boston after over two decades of serving children and families in Boston and surrounding area.
The Veteran’s Day Parade will impact traffic and parking in Boston on Saturday, November 11, 2017.
Smith joins the City with over 10 years of experience in treasury roles.
The application is to demolish a single-family residence at 128-132 Coleridge Street in East Boston.
The application is to demolish a detached garage at 53 Bailey Street in Dorchester.
A round-up of healthy apps that we (the Employee Assistance Program) love to use — as well as suggest to clients, family, and friends.
Boston’s Enchanted Trolley Tour continues the festive tradition of lighting holiday trees throughout Boston.
The City Council approved a grant appropriation for the Dudley Branch of the Boston Public Library.
The City Council approved an order authorizing the extension of property tax exemption for members of the Massachusetts National Guard and reservists serving in foreign countries.
The council voted to support the program, which President Trump has proposed to dissolve in his budget blueprint.
This new interface will change the way each resident will interact with the 311 program.
Joins nonprofit Urban Edge to support the building of community center with turf field, ice rink and educational programs for neighborhood
New traffic calming initiative implemented in Stonybrook neighborhood of Jamaica Plain is a Go Boston 2030 project.
When Mayor Walsh released the Boston Creates Cultural Plan in the summer of 2016, he announced Boston’s first municipal Percent for Art program.
This renovation provides the community with new open space for programming, special events and more.
We’re asking for your help as we redesign our 311 web interface.
The annual gift of an evergreen Christmas tree from Nova Scotia will arrive by police escort at Boston Common at approximately 11 a.m. on Tuesday, November 21.
During the first pilot round, the City awarded more than 90 grants to applicants, totaling $100,000.
Local foundations, legal aid programs, nonprofits and corporate partners come together to support immigrant community
Hackers can use connected "smart" devices to conduct cyberattacks on our infrastructure.
The application is to demolish an attached garage at 11 Richview Street in Dorchester.
Formerly vacant parcels will create 49 new homes in Egleston Square
A new report, "Coastal Resilience Solutions For East Boston and Charlestown," outlines near- and long-term strategies to protect vulnerable neighborhoods from flooding.
The funds will integrate medical care into the Boston Public Health Commission's residential substance use treatment program, Entre Familia.
All are encouraged to perform acts of kindness in Devin's name, #WhyNotDevin
The office will support the nearly 3,000 individuals who return to Boston each year from incarceration.
Lane reductions will be in effect from 7 p.m., Wednesday, October 25, through 5 a.m., Thursday, October 26, to allow for necessary bridge repairs.
