By Adam Swift Transportation plans highlighted the second White Stadium Impact Advisory Group meeting held last week. In addition to diving into proposed changes to address transportation concerns from residents about the project, there were also several changes to the redevelopment…
He’s the oldest known alumnus of America’s oldest free public high school
Meet Arthur ‘Harold’ Green, 107, of English High School, Class of 1934 By Stan Hurwitz / [email protected] In 1916, World War I had been raging for two years, the National Park Service was founded, and Einstein completed his theory of relativity.…
Root for wetlands, natural turf, mature trees, and neighbors
Also, root for the brook, breezes, cooler summers, wildlife habitat, dense vegetation, air quality, and well-maintained wetlands. And support reasonable peace and quiet as well as stable home values for residents in an official Environmental Justice (EJ) neighborhood. At first glance,…
Wu announces City’s plan for a safe, healthy and active summer
Mayor Michelle Wu announced the City of Boston’s comprehensive plan for a safe, healthy, and active summer in all Boston neighborhoods. This year’s summer safety plan will serve as the foundation for the City’s ongoing, year-round efforts to address the…
City of Boston kicks off free summer fitness series
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department and the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) are pleased to announce the 2024 Boston Parks Summer Fitness Series sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts. The series offers free weekly classes both virtually…
Lest we forget…
Although the Memorial Day weekend signifies the start of the summer season and is observed by families and friends who gather for barbecues and similar festivities, we should keep in mind that Memorial Day is our most solemn national holiday…