City Councilor Ed Flynn filed a resolution last week calling for the establishment of a Commission focused on recruiting and retaining Boston Police officers and strengthening the Department’s workforce for the future. The longstanding challenges of understaffing, overstretched resources, mandatory…
Two Boston non-profits, Camp Harbor View and Urban Edge, were each awarded $200,000 over a two year period through Bank of America’s 2026 Neighborhood Builders program. Bank of America provided the grants to support year-round operations and leadership development initiatives, recognizing those…
Information about a string of package and bicycle thefts in the neighborhood, along with complaints about college parties, were the highlights of last week’s Mission Hill Crime Committee meeting. Boston Police Officer Michael O’Rourke, the community service officer for Mission…
The search for the Voice of Logan is entering its final stretch. Since being announced two weeks ago, the Voice of Logan contest has taken Massachusetts by storm. As of today, over 3,225 Bay Staters have submitted auditions, from Pittsfield…
City Councilor Sharon Durkan filed a hearing order at last week’s Council Meeting with Councilors Ed Flynn and Henry Santana to examine the scope of package theft in Boston and bring city officials together to discuss how to address this…
The students come back to Boston and Mission Hill in the fall, and with the students typically comes a surge in house parties and neighborhood disturbances. At the September meeting of the Community Alliance of Mission Hill, several CAMH members…
The City of Boston hosted the second-ever National Urban Rat Summit on Sept. 23 and 24, bringing together leading experts, academics, researchers, public health professionals, and municipal officials from across the U.S. and the world to discuss urban rodent-prevention strategies.…
The 21st Annual Mission Hill Road Race has been rescheduled to Sunday, October 18. The event features a 5K walk and run, as well as a Kids Fun Run, all benefiting the growth of The Kevin W. Fitzgerald Park Arboretum.…
September is always a busy month and before I looked up (sat down to write this) it was over. The MH Post’s Annual Golf Tournament was held on Saturday, Sept 19th and although I couldn’t make it, I was happy…