COVID-19 positive test rate explodes in Mission Hill/Roxbury
As COVID-19 cases spike across Boston, the positive test exploded since the end of September according to the latest data…
Walsh, elected officials speak out after election; look towards future
Mayor Walsh, along with the Boston City Council, State Rep. Chynah Tyler, District Attorney Rachael Rollins, ad State Treasurer Deb…
Hill Happenings
God bless our veterans. At this writing, members of the Mission Hill Post 327 were planning a gathering at Brigham…
Nonprofit Fresh Truck in Mission Hill on Wednesdays
Fresh Truck Program Coordinator Stephen James was motivated to help families take on personal challenges with the philosophy of starting…
City Health officials say cases surging due to small gatherings
City officials are warning residents that part of the uptick in COVID-19 cases seems to be clusters in households that…
GBLN commission’s report on status of Latinx-led nonprofits
The Greater Boston Latino Network (GBLN), which includes the Hyde Square Task Force, recently commissioned one of two studies to…
Man held without bail in JP homicide; had several open cases
By Seth Daniel and Staff Reports When Uhmari Buford allegedly stood over Augusta Carter in the courtyard of the Mildred…
District B-2 crime up four percent; homicides, domestic aggravated assault, car breaks continue to be a problem
In what will be the last Boston Police Department’s last crime stat report before the end of the year, the…
Mission Hill’s Edward M. Kennedy Academy falls short for prestigious EdVestors prize
Earlier last month Mission Hill’s Edward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers was announced as a finalist for the prestigious…
MBTA proposes service changes following decreased ridership due to COVID-19
As part of its “Forging Ahead” program in response to ridership changes, the MBTA announced on November 9 several proposed…