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The house music dance party is free and open to all.
Explore the public street tree inventory!
Read a meeting summary and emerging themes from the Community Advisory Board workshop #3, "The Management Approach."
Boston residents are urged to prevent injuries and COVID-19 transmission.
T he application is to demolish the house and shed at 194 Green Street in Jamaica Plain.
This unique governmental position will significantly increase access to City communications.
The application is to demolish the detached two-car garage at 8-10 Newcastle Road in Brighton.
The application is to demolish the house at 1169 Adams Street in Dorchester.
The order signed by Mayor Janey prioritizes public health through City and state housing resources.
The application is to demolish the one-story commercial building at 1161 Adams Street in Dorchester.
The application is to demolish the two-story structure at 215 Alford Street in Charlestown.
The application is to demolish the garage at 196 Park Street in West Roxbury.
Boston Centers for Youth & Families, the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, and the Public Facilities Department are exploring options for a new community center in Dorchester.
The Boston Landmarks Commission has posted a study report on the proposed designation of the Jewelers Building as a Landmark under Chapter 772 of the Acts of 1975, as amended.
The project will benefit youth and school football programs that use the Madison Park Technical Vocational High School football field in Roxbury for practices and games.
The program has awarded two grants totaling $96,134.
The Emerald Ash Borer is a threat to the City of Boston’s Ash Trees.
Read a meeting summary and emerging themes from the Community Advisory Board workshop #2, "The Players."
Ballot drop boxes are also now open and early voting begins October 23.
$2.2 million in funding has been awarded to increase community-led food access solutions, provide residents with the opportunity to grow their own foods, and support urban farming.
As Boston’s first new firehouse in 30 years, the City invested $23.5 million into the Engine 42, Rescue 2, District 9 building.
The new community partnership will reduce drowning risk while addressing racial and economic inequities.
This salsa-inspired Hispanic Heritage Month celebration is free and open to all.
UPDATE: This year’s altar will not be held in-person. We look forward to gathering again at Copley Square in 2022! Photos and memories of departed loved ones can still be included on the City of...
The Kenzi at Bartlett Station will create 50 units of supportive, affordable housing for older adults.
In 1920, over 50,000 newly enfranchised women registered to vote in Boston.
The guidelines for new developments over 50,000 square feet will facilitate a more efficient and transparent development review process.
The application is to demolish the house at 56 Oakridge Street in Mattapan.
Mayor Kim Janey yesterday joined veterans, park advocates, and neighborhood residents to break ground on a memorial park in Roxbury, honoring Justice Edward O. Gourdin and other Black war veterans.
