The next session of Living Well, Ending Well will take place on Wednesday, October 29th from 2:00-3:30 pm on the topic of vision loss. This program will be hosted in the Zoom webinar format. You can ...
Derek Kouyoumjian Photos The evening was a prefect time to enjoy the start of Autumn with neighbors and friends in the ambiance of Mt. Vernon Street in Beacon Hill for the Beacon Hill Civic ...
“Fenway residents overwhelmingly want to see longer hours for the 55 bus,” said Jamie Culbertson, a Fenway Forward (formerly Fenway CDC) community organizer who facilitates the 55 Bus Route Coalition.
Following a year of strategic planning and input from the community members, Fenway CDC (Community Development Corporation) officially changed its name last week to Fenway Forward.
This October, the Nichols House Museum is celebrating the Arts & Crafts Movement with a series of public programs. Highlighted during these programs will be new items in the museum collection crafted ...
Vaccines are THE best means by which our senior citizens (who should consult with their doctor about side-effects) can protect themselves (and we’re in that cohort) from the debilitating and deadly ...
So far, the City of Boston has selected three Charlestown businesses as Legacy Business Program winners. These businesses—Bunker Hill Barbershop, Sanchez Market, and Warren Tavern—are anchors of the ...
By Aliesha Porcena Sometimes, a successful, long standing business is understated and comforting. It is a part of our routines, bringing familiarity to our daily lives. So far, the City of Boston has ...
Kate Ferris Richardson recently assumed the reins of Community Boating, Inc., taking over as executive director of the longstanding nonprofit that offers inclusive sailing on the Charles River, but ...
Both sides already are predictably pointing the finger at the other for the shutdown, but the vast majority of Americans could care less who is to blame. That is something that the politicians just ...
For nearly 40 years, Brian Maglione, owner of Boston Antiques at 119 Charles St., has been a treasured fixture on Beacon Hill and an expert on almost everything regarding antiques, jewelry, Asian art, ...
Rats may have resided in Boston since the 1700s but it has only been a year since Mayor Michelle Wu launched the Boston Rodent Action Plan (BRAP), a cross-departmental effort to track and measurably ...
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