By Priscilla Liguori
The singer and songwriter with six number-one hits sold out House of Blues Boston with his Down Home Tour.
Author: Priscilla Liguori
Mayor Walsh Against Marijuana Legalization, Boston Residents Have Split Opinions
By Priscilla Liguori
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh wants Massachusetts residents to vote no on question four. He says if marijuana is legalized, 48 pot shops will quickly emerge in the city.
Society of Arts and Crafts Moves to the Seaport District, Showcasing Local Art
By Priscilla Liguori
The nation’s oldest nonprofit craft organization has a new home in Boston’s Seaport District.
Trump Opens Manchester, NH Rally with FBI’s Announcement
By Priscilla Liguori
Donald Trump walked onto the stage of his rally in Manchester, New Hampshire Oct. 28 beaming a little more than usual. He began by telling his supporters that the FBI announced it is reopening Hillary Clinton’s email investigation.
Advocates Support Prisoners’ Rights Walk for Inclusion to Massachusetts State House
By Priscilla Liguori
Dozens of Massachusetts residents are taking to the streets to advocate for prisoners’ rights.
Boston’s 36 community centers start longer hours this week
By Priscilla Liguori
All the Boston community centers now have increased operation hours and extended programming opportunities.
First of its kind digital sign added to Boston
By Priscilla Liguori
The solar-powered “Soofa sign” has a screen displaying information and social media posts about local events and services.
Boston’s painted pianos are a hit
By Priscilla Liguori
Sixty pianos have been added around the city of Boston, each painted by local artists and community groups. All the pianos have different designs but include the inviting words “play me, I’m yours.”
WATCH: Jamaica Plain 711 Murder Victim Identified, Shooter Not Found
By Priscilla Liguori
Boston Police have identified the man murdered at a Jamaica Plain 711 as 28-year-old Jeffrey Kelly.
Gov. Gary Johnson Boosts Himself as the Alternative Presidential Candidate
By Priscilla Liguori
Governor Gary Johnson and running mate Governor William Weld want to reach voters who disagree with the clashing far left and far right views of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.