Ride-along with the Boston Water and Sewer Commission workers who keep a forgotten but critical piece of infrastructure in good working order.
Neighbors led by the former top archivist for the city of Boston are looking to create a “history garden” near Edward Everett Square and the Blake House, Boston’s oldest existing dwelling.
The Supreme Judicial Court last week agreed to review an appeal filed by opponents of the White Stadium renovation plan that was decided in favor of the city of Boston and Boston Unity Sports Partners in Suffolk Superior Court earlier this year.
Trustees at Cedar Grove Cemetery are planning to put up three buildings— each with two units of housing—on a parcel of land it owns near the corner of Granite Avenue and Milton Street.
While the Immigrant Family Services Institute (IFSI) in Mattapan Square is best known for its workforce development classes and immigration case work, the non-profit has also offered over the last five years or so an after-school music program for kids,
State officials confirmed today that a controversial plan to redevelop the Shattuck Hospital campus that was put on pause in 2023 has now been totally scrapped.
Anthony ‘Eggy’ Searcy relocated from his native Boston to Oregon in 2022 with his fiancée, former WNBA player Ashley Walker.
Friends and family traveled from near and far last Sunday to celebrate the 106th birthday of Elide Charles, a long-time Dorchester resident who arrived in the neighborhood with her Haitian family in 1969.
After years of planning, three major redevelopment projects that are expected to transform Uphams Corner will converge on a single stretch of Columbia Road starting next year.
City Councillor Brian Worrell said Monday that he’s pressing forward with his candidacy for the council presidency next month, despite the fact that one of his colleagues has already declared victory in the contest.
City Councillor-at-Large Julia Mejia – backed by two colleagues and an assortment of constituents – is urging Mayor Wu to release a new cost estimate for the city’s share of expenses for the White Stadium project, which number she and other critics say has ballooned far beyond initial expectations laid out by the mayor.
From hand-knit hats to steaming hot chocolate, the Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation (CSNDC) offered plenty to choose from its annual Holiday Market in the Great Hall on Friday and Saturday.
Members of a neighbor-led planning initiative focused on Codman Square have hired nine “ambassadors” and plan to launch their effort in earnest in January. Organizers say they intend to build off of city-led planning endeavor that began under a Squares + Streets re-zoning process last year.
A non-profit builder is planning a four-story, nine-unit condo building that would be sited next to the 135-unit Loop at Mattapan Station apartment complex. James Kostaras, the CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Boston, discussed the plan at the Dec.
The construction site for the Fields Corner Library on Park Street and Dorchester Avenue reveals the glulams – engineered wood – that form the superstructure as a sustainable alternative to steel beams. Seth Daniel photo
