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We’ve been waiting with bated breath for the new Trader Joe’s to open at 44 Thomson Place. Initially, we reported that Trader Joe's would open the same weekend as Open Studios [...]

Written by Mayor Martin J. Walsh Boston has always been known as a strong city. A lot of our strength comes from our older residents, who represent a broad diversity [...]

City Councilor at-large Michelle Wu has launched a new plan to “Abolish the BPDA.”  The plan calls for an overhaul of the Boston Planning and Development Agency.  According to Wu, [...]

Last night the eight At-Large Candidates running for Boston City Council participated in a forum at Florian Hall moderated by State Representative Dan Hunt and POLITICO Massachusetts Reporter Stephanie Murray. [...]

It was standing room only at the senior lunch room of the Curley Community Center on Monday night to discuss the $15 million renovation to the beloved neighborhood resource fondly [...]

In light of the recent ZBA bribery scandal, Councilor Lydia Edwards calls for reform.  Legislation would protect against conflicts of interest, promote transparency and modernize ZBA’s mandate. See press release [...]

Yes, another road race. On Sunday, September 29th the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will institute roadway restrictions to accommodate the East Boston Savings Bank Walk. These closures will [...]

An informational meeting will take place on Monday, September 30th at 8pm at District Hall. Learn more about Keltic Green: A Retail Cannabis Shop Proposal - for 324 A Street [...]

Things seemed to have quieted down in the recent ZBA bribery scandal case but now it’s heating up with a new article posted on Wednesday night by WGBH. According to the article written by [...]