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Oct 6

Council votes to authorize Community Choice Energy

The City Council voted unanimously to pass an order authorizing the City of Boston to adopt Community Choice Energy.

Oct 6

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Council Passes the Jim Brooks Stabilization Act

The Jim Brooks Stabilization Act, also known as Just Cause Eviction, passed in a 10-3 vote.

Oct 6

Council supports automatic voter registration

The City Council passed a resolution in support of Massachusetts House Bill 2091 and Senate Bill 373 - An Act Automatically Registering Eligible Voters.

Oct 6

City hires new outreach manager at Boston Public Library

The full-time outreach worker will help provide resources and care to homeless and in-need patrons.

Oct 6

Celebrate Halloween with BCYF

Join us for a variety of thrills and chills to celebrate the season!

Oct 5

North End community planning workshop to discuss Hubway expansion

Over the next two years, more than 70 new bike share stations will be added in neighborhoods throughout Boston.

Oct 5

Allston community planning workshop to discuss Hubway expansion

Over the next two years, more than 70 new bike share stations will be added in neighborhoods throughout Boston.

Oct 5

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City secures funds for first phase of the South Bay Harbor Trail

The trail will create three-and-a-half miles of safe walking and cycling paths from Roxbury to the South Boston waterfront.

Oct 5

Meeting to discuss renovation of Boston Public Library's Roslindale branch

The first design meeting takes place on Tuesday, October 17, at 6 p.m. at the branch’s 4246 Washington Street location.

Oct 5

City announces series of home energy-saving workshops

Boston celebrates National Energy Efficiency Day by encouraging all residents to participate in Renew Boston

Oct 5

Traffic Advisory for Columbus Day Weekend

BAA Half Marathon, Columbus Day Parade, Tufts Columbus Day Race for Women and other events will impact traffic and parking

Oct 5

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Maureen Flynn to lead City of Boston's Home Center

Flynn will help execute the City's housing plan and establish increased homeownership opportunities for homebuyers in Boston.

Oct 5

City installs rectangular rapid flash beacons in East Boston

In an effort to improve pedestrian safety, and as a part of realizing our Boston 2030 and Vision Zero goals, new rapid flash beacons have been installed in East Boston.

Oct 5

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City announces Third Annual We BOS Week to support women entrepreneurs

This year's theme, "Get Inspired, Get Connected, Get Funded, Get Big" aims to address challenges in funding, mentorship and growing women-led businesses

Oct 4

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City announces $13 Million in classroom furniture upgrades for BPS schools through BuildBPS…

BuildBPS' fund will equip schools with resources and tools to foster 21st century learning

Oct 4

Boston awarded $2.4 million to increase access to housing and recovery support services

The federal award supports Boston's continued work in ending chronic and veteran homelessness.

Oct 3

Demolition Delay application: 793 East 6th Street

The application is to demolish a single-family residence and shed at 793 East 6th Street in South Boston.

Oct 3

Demolition Delay application: 283 Old Colony Avenue

The application is to demolish a single-story commercial structure at 283 Old Colony Avenue in South Boston.

Oct 3

Boston Fire holding home fire escape plan contest

This contest is sponsored by the Boston Fire Department and Target for all Boston students in grades 1 - 5.

Oct 3

Boston releases latest building energy metrics on Open Data Hub

Analyze Boston features energy and water usage for Boston’s large- and medium-sized buildings to encourage energy reduction and cost-savings.

Oct 3

Keeping depression and mental health in mind during October

Depression is a very common yet serious illness. Read on to learn how to help yourself and your co-workers.

Oct 3

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Mayor Walsh, Harvard president break ground on Smith Field renovation

The $6.5 million renovation will include improvements to the playground and sports fields.

Oct 2

City to unveil Washington Irving school's new green infrastructure design

The Washington Irving Middle School in Roslindale is the first in the state to address green infrastructure and stormwater.

Oct 2

Vacant Site Acquisition Fund to create more affordable housing

New fund's finance options give nonprofit developers resources to build affordable housing.

Oct 2

Fourth demand-responsive price change for South Boston meters in effect

The minimum price at meters will remain at $1 per hour, and the maximum will increase from $3 per hour to $3.50 per hour at meters in the South Boston Waterfront pilot area.

Oct 2

#ArtsMeansBiz

Last week marked the release of two landmark studies about the arts, both confirming the arts and culture industry’s positive effects on the general economy.