The Federal Emergency Management Agency will be sending more than $1.3 million to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to reimburse the City of Boston for some of the costs of clearing snow after Winter Storm Kenan in January 2022. Kenan caused…
Boston Water and Sewer Commission Selected As Biden-Harris “Get the Lead Out” Inaugural Partner
Boston Water and Sewer Commission (BWSC) has been chosen to participate in the Biden-Harris administration’s “Get the Lead Out” Partnership, comprised of over 100 state and local officials, water utilities, labor unions, and other organizations committed to advance and accelerate…
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National Grid Offers Savings Initiative National Grid is proud to serve a diverse community of Massachusetts residents and provide bill help solutions during challenging economic times. Through the company’s Winter Customer Savings Initiative, nearly 60,000 customers have enrolled in the…
Steering Committee To Advise on Reforms to Article 80 Development Review Process
Mayor Michelle Wu announced on Friday the members of a steering committee of real estate and civic leaders to advise on reforms to Article 80 of the Boston Zoning Code being undertaken by the Mayor’s Office and the Boston Planning…
Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Held for New District A-7 Police Station in East Boston
Mayor Michelle Wu joined Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox, Chief of Operations Dion Irish, police officers, and community leaders on Jan. 31 for a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new District A-7 police station in East Boston. The new facility on East Eagle Street represents a…
NASA Comes to Chelsea
By Adam Swift More than a half a century later, the first steps of man on the moon still inspire awe and wonder. Now, thanks to the Space Adventure exhibit currently running at 121 Webster Ave., visitors can experience the…