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The City of Boston Election Department is reminding residents that Tuesday, November 2, 2021 is the Municipal Election.
The Boston Landmarks Commission has posted a study report on the proposed designation of the Parker House as a Landmark under Chapter 772 of the Acts of 1975, as amended.
Since initially launching the All Inclusive Boston tourism campaign in April 2021, Mayor Janey has promoted a strong recovery in Boston’s diverse travel and hospitality sector.
The disbursement, the largest in the Trust’s recent history, is expected to serve an estimated 3,200 residents.
Leaning on research from General Assembly, we’ve made an update to our how-to pages that is already boosting engagement.
Review a fact sheet on Boston’s approach to encampments.
This month, we look at information, education, and resources for parents navigating the decision around vaccines and safety for their children.
The latest round is a $1.25 million investment in youth and young adult violence prevention.
The Council adopted a resolution supporting H.1339/S.829, an Act to Guarantee Debt-Free Public Higher Education.
As the City of Boston prepares for the General Election on November 2, 2021, the Boston Election Department would like to provide information on what the public can expect on Election Night, regarding...
The application is to demolish the house at 43 Withington Street in Dorchester.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department’s Various Courts program is an annual capital improvements project focused on 88 individual sites containing over 216 courts throughout the City of Boston’s...
The $5 million fund will aid Boston homeowners impacted by COVID-19 pandemic.
The campaign, which will launch next week, promotes employment opportunities and dining experiences at local restaurants.
The signing builds off of the City’s efforts to make the procurement process more accessible and equitable for local diverse businesses.
The application is to demolish the one-story building at 97 Shirley Street in Roxbury.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department (BPRD) recently announced the awarding of $1,537,164 in grants from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for improvements to Boston parks and open spaces.
The partnership will expand workforce development for young adults and returning citizens in fields that address environmental challenges.
These delightful photos remind us that humans, whether living or deceased, are not the only users of the City of Boston's historic burying grounds.
In the latest Historic Burying Grounds newsletter, we dove into the history of Andrew Russell.
In the latest Historic Burying Grounds newsletter, we recounted the history of Central Burying Ground, which is located on the Boylston Street side of Boston Common.
There are four terms soon to expire on the Boston School Committee.
The application is to demolish the house at 44 Robeson Street in Jamaica Plain.
The application is to demolish the one-story commercial building at 100 Newmarket Square in South End.
The application is to demolish the one-story garage building at 35 Braintree Street in Allston.
The new homeownership project hosts eight new affordable homes for first-time homebuyers in Jamaica Plain.
The series of free, virtual and in-person events will support and promote women entrepreneurs throughout Boston.
The population count likely omits significant portions of Boston’s student and foreign-born populations, as well as individuals living in correctional facilities.
The Election Department recently mailed a notice about a ballot question concerning a Proposed Charter Amendment. We have the text of that notice as well as multilingual translations.
This group of community members will design a pilot for a community-led response to mental health crises.
