By Cho Yin Rachel Lo
Parking fines in Boston are increasing for the first time in 10 years to fund transportation projects.
Tag: Mayor Marty Walsh
Boston Homeless Vets Get Special Help
By Catherine Lazerwitz
The city of Boston offers aid to over 200 homeless veterans.
Multi-Building Fire in Cambridge Leaves Dozens Displaced
By Angelina Salcedo
At least 4 people have been injured and 60 left homeless in Cambridge after a 10-alarm fire burns 15 buildings.
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.
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.
Public Input Hearing on Kneeland Street Land Redevelopment Scheduled for March 2nd
By Priscilla Liguori
A public input session is scheduled for Wednesday, March 2 at 6pm regarding the redevelopment of the state-owned land at 185 Kneeland Street in Downtown Boston.
Mayor Walsh Calls for More School Funding in State of City Address
By Ana Beatriz Goncalves
Mayor Marty Walsh used his second State of the City address Tuesday night to highlight many of his accomplishments over the last year. He also laid out a plan for furthering his goals moving forward.
Boston Celebrates MLK Day with Youth Symphony Orchestras
By Priscilla Liguori
Hundreds of people celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day by listening to young musicians play at Faneuil Hall.
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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