By Amelia Fabiano
As snow continues to halt the city, the Mayor assured that the city isn’t sitting on it’s hands.
Category: Weather
School Cancellations Add Up After Snowiest Week in Boston’s History
By Amelia Fabiano
Monday’s Winter Storm Linus dumped another foot of snow on top of the twenty-four inches that were already there for the city, causing Mayor Walsh to shut down public schools for the fifth day in the last seven.
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City Continues Cleanup Effort After Blizzard of 2015
By Joe Jacobs
The cleanup effort continues after the blizzard of 2015, but it will be hindered by another coming storm.
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Students of All Ages Enjoy the Snow Day
By Mandy Cordero
Boston schools close for two days due to historic storm. See how they spend their first day off.
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Boston Mayor Stresses Safety During Storm
By Mandy Cordero
Mayor Walsh stresses the severity of the storm in the city in a press conference this afternoon. The city has already accumulated over two-feet of snow and is expected to grow until 1 a.m.
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Winter Storm Juno Hits Boston
By Maggie Smolka
Winter storm Juno could turn out to be a historic blizzard for the city of Boston.
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East Boston Residents Prepare for Historic Storm
By Mandy Cordero
Soon after Governor Baker declares state of emergency due to coming blizzard, East Boston residents head to the closest stores to stock up on supplies.
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State Issues State of Emergency in Preparation for Coming Storm
By Mandy Cordero
Governor Charlie Baker has declared a state of emergency for Massachusetts in preparation for the coming blizzard.
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Science and Fashion Go Hand and Hand at the Assistive Technology Clothing Design
By Javier Rodriguez
The Open Style Lab debuted their final clothing designs to the public at the Museum of Science during the Boston Fashion Week.
Typhoon Haiyan Affects UN Climate Talks
By Andrea Belaval
Did climate change intensify Super Typhoon Haiyan? Some blame it for the storm’s immense impact.