Events include an author panel celebrating Pride Month, talks including topics such as local history, urban gardening, the evolution of human nature, and more.
On May 24, 1854, federal marshals arrested Anthony Burns, a fugitive from slavery, in Boston. His arrest touched off protests by abolitionists across the City.
The application is to demolish a single-family residence at 5251 Washington Street and a two-family residence at 5245 Washington Street in West Roxbury.
Events this weekend include the MA Fallen Heroes Dedication, Youth Pride March, Adidas Boost Track Event, Harpoon Brewery 5 Miler Road Race, and Haitian-American Unity Parade.
Kristen McCosh, the Commissioner of the Mayor's Commission for Persons with Disabilities, provides a weekly update on the work happening in her office.
Tania will oversee and coordinate initiatives to promote equal rights and equal economic, social, political and educational opportunities for all women and girls throughout Boston.
Youth ages 12-25 in Boston have a chance to vote on how the City of Boston will spend $1 million through the "Youth Lead the Change" budgeting process.
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department was recently selected by the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and Southwest Airlines to receive a $10,000 Community Outreach and Education...
The latest workshop series installment will feature contracting opportunities with various City of Boston departments, as well as free small business coaching.
