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Roughly 3,000 Boston teens have found employment this summer with more than 200 community organizations through the city’s Department of Youth Engagement and Employment (DYEE) and its SuccessLink online registration tool ... Read more.
Thursday (23rd) – Neighborhood Block Party at Leahy-Holloran Community Center, 1 Worrell St. from 5-7 p.m. The party, which will be held rain or shine, will offer a variety of free activities including a ... Read more.
On a given weekday evening, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Dorchester’s Colonel Daniel Marr facility on Deer Street teems with activity: basketballs ricochet off the floorboards of the gymnasium, squeals of laughter echo ... Read more.
Boston City Council President Bill Linehan on Wednesday blocked a move to immediately issue a subpoena to Boston 2024 after frustrated councilors called the group pushing to host the Olympics in Boston "arrogant" and ... Read more.
... Add one more regulatory headache to the laundry list facing Boston 2024’s proposed Athletes Village in Columbia Point: Turns out that Kosciuszko Circle, the traffic rotary Boston 2024 wants to convert into a ... Read more.
The group seeking to bring the Olympics to Boston wants the state to "give up" its air rights at the site of the proposed Olympic Stadium, according to Gov. Charlie Baker.
Boston 2024, a non-profit seeking to make ... Read more.
The Boston Housing Authority (BHA) has won federal approval to change the way it distributes housing units to senior citizens and disabled adults in the 36 elder-disabled apartment buildings owned by the city.
The ... Read more.
Friday (17th) – Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) will host “BCYF Teen Night” at the Holland Community Center, 85 Olney St., Dorchester, 7 p.m. to 12 midnight. Music, skating, pool party ... Read more.
Leaders in Boston’s faith community are calling for area businesses to stop selling imitation guns and for parents to stop purchasing imitation guns for their children.
“We made the call so that we can hopefully ... Read more.
As Gov. Charlie Baker pores over the state budget submitted by the Legislature last week, local elected officials are working hard to ensure line items that have thus far escaped a red pen make it into the final version ... Read more.
Thousands of expatriates from Algeria to Zimbabwe are expected to converge this Saturday, July 18, at City Hall Plaza for the sixth annual African Festival of Boston (AFoB), a multi-cultural, multi-goal event.
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A Boston police officer suffered a possible concussion and a large laceration trying to arrest Carlos Agrinsoni for allegedly exposing himself, a Suffolk County prosecutor said today.
A Dorchester Municipal Court ... Read more.
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