El plazo para la sección de participación es al mediodía, martes, 23 feb para la edición del 26 feb. Mande eventos a [email protected]. Note: marca el 617 antes de los números que salen abajo. Reuniones Reunión de JPNC H&D, martes,…
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Sights and Sounds, Feb. 12, 2016
The deadline for listings is noon, Tues. Feb 23 for the Feb. 26 issue. Send listings to [email protected]. Note: 617 should be dialed before numbers below, unless another area code is given. Special events Laughing Liberally Boston, Feb. 13, 8pm,…
Former student arrested with gun at English High
A former student was arrested with a gun at English High School on Jan. 27, according to bpdnews.com Boston Police Department (BPD) officers responded to English High School at 144 McBride St. on Jan. 27 to assist school police officers…
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Op-Ed: Building America’s most age-friendly city
Here in Boston, we are committed to making our city a place where everyone can succeed—of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. This is our guiding principle as we plan and build the future of our city. That’s why an essential…
The health care solution
Our health care crisis continues. We have the most expensive, complicated, and fragmented system of health care in the world and sadly, poor health outcomes. The Affordable Care Act’s mandate forcing everyone to buy health insurance still leaves us with…
The Slow Streets program
In regard to your article of January 29th: “BTD to present Slow Streets program during SNA meeting” I’d like to clarify one statement made by Ms. Ganiatsos. She is partially correct in stating that this is “the only meeting BTD…
The DCF problems and solutions
The needless and horrible deaths of many children under state supervision place in clear and stark relief the question: What are the ends of our state government currently and what should they be? The Department of Children and Families (DCF)…
Wu seeks transparency, all-encompassing transportation discussion
By Seth Daniel Special to the Gazette If there’s anything that Council President Michelle Wu hopes that Jamaica Plain residents get out of her year in the top City Council seat, it would be better informed of Council business. Wu…