If all one can do in public this summer is stay in their car, why not make a movie night out of it? That’s exactly what the City has proposed, announcing a July series of Drive-in Movie events, with Mission…
City Council passes budget MH Councilor breaks ranks with Council progressives
By John Lynds With the ongoing racial tension sweeping across the nation and calls for police reform in almost every major U.S. city there was an emotional debate last week in the City Council over Mayor Martin Walsh’s proposed budget.…
Needham Bank opens first Boston branch in Mission Hill
Needham Bank announced last week that its new Mission Hill branch on Tremont Street is now open for business. The new branch, located at 1457 Tremont St. in Mission Hill, marks the Bank’s first location in the City of Boston.…
Making it Official: SECHC officially becomes part of East Boston Neighborhood Health Center July 1
Calling it a great merger of two historic and value-aligned organizations, Manny Lopes, president of the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (EBNHC), announced the official merger of his organization with the nearby South End Community Health Center (SECHC) on July…
Walsh names Crockett new Chief of Equity; gives update on COVID-19 safety and equity work
Mayor Martin Walsh held a press conference on Monday, where he discussed COVID-19 safety for the Fourth of July, as well as announced Karilyn Crockett as the City’s first-ever Chief of Equity. “Normally heading into the fourth of July weekend,…
Robert ‘Problak’ Gibbs and MFA partner on mural at Madison Park
Staff report The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA), announced late last month the launch of a multipart community mural project co-led by artists-in-residence Rob “Problak” Gibbs and Rob Stull—a key initiative of the MFA’s 150th anniversary that draws inspiration from Writing the…