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Boston officials want a good look at status of city’s gas issues

With recovery efforts still ongoing after gas explosions rocked the Merrimack Valley last Thursday in Andover, North Andover, and Lawrence, forcing thousands to evacuate, Boston politicians are looking to get an updated read on the city’s gas... Read more

Officials say speed humps part of strategy to make Day Boulevard safer

Federal, state, and city officials gathered outside the Curley Community Center in South Boston today to brief the public about recent and developing improvements to William J. Day Boulevard, including a pilot program that will use speed humps as “traffic... Read more

A day of remembrance at C-11 station house

The parking lot of Boston Police Department C-11’s Gibson Street station house was cleared of patrol cars and filled with the families and friends of police officers last Saturday (Sept. 15) for the third annual Memorial Wall dedication ceremony and... Read more

When you are seeking help from The Phoenix, walking through the front door is the toughest step

The entrance to The Phoenix, which looks out on a row of food packing warehouses east of the South Bay Center, is an unremarkable glass door that’s easy to open. But because of what’s behind it, everyone familiar with the site knows it as “The Five... Read more

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New site, same hopes as pot shop proprietors begin engaging with Fields Corner community

With their hopes of opening a recreational marijuana shop in Fields Corner hanging in the balance, the owners of Holistic Health Group (HHG) are looking ahead to engaging in a continuing community process after they submit new plans for their Dorchester... Read more

New UMB Sports Leadership chair named after former chancellor Motley

Today the University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees approved the creation of the Dr. J. Keith Motley Chair of Sports Leadership & Administration, a chair that will head a new sports management B.A. program to be funded by a $5 million pledge from... Read more

Roxbury Prep Charter School students deserve a state-of-the-art learning place

By Roy Lincoln Karp Special to the Reporter High school students at Roxbury Prep Charter School have to eat lunch in their classrooms. Their school has no gym and no performing arts space. The student body is split into two parts located five miles... Read more

Dot's IBEW Local 103 went ‘all-in’ for the ‘fresh message’ candidate

This year’s 7th Congressional district race between incumbent Michael Capuano and challenger Ayanna Pressley saw the city’s labor unions divided over which candidate to support. Capuano earned endorsements from a wide array, including the city’s police... Read more

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Boston officials want a good look at status of city’s gas issues

Officials say speed humps part of strategy to make Day Boulevard safer

A day of remembrance at C-11 station house

When you are seeking help from The Phoenix, walking through the front door is the toughest step

Featured Stories

New site, same hopes as pot shop proprietors begin engaging with Fields Corner community

New UMB Sports Leadership chair named after former chancellor Motley

Roxbury Prep Charter School students deserve a state-of-the-art learning place

Dot's IBEW Local 103 went ‘all-in’ for the ‘fresh message’ candidate

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