The Community Alliance Mission Hill (CAMH) met remotely via Zoom on Sept. 16. On the agenda were a property on Calumet and fruit trees. Around 14 members of the public attended. 190 Calumet St. CAMH hosted a pre-vote review of…
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Construction has started on Parcel 25 Phase 2
Mayor Martin J. Walsh, Mission Hill Neighborhood Housing Services (MHNHS), Boston Children’s Hospital together announced that construction has started on the second of three phases in the redevelopment of Parcel 25, part of the Mission Hill Community’s plan to revitalize…
Michelle Wu holds events following her mayoral campaign announcement
Days after announcing her candidacy for mayor, City Councilor Michelle Wu held events in communities around Boston where she discussed issues with constituents. If elected, Wu would be the first Boston mayor with small children in about 30 years. “Being…
Hill Happenings
George Salah, my fellow member of the Mission Hill Post 327, will celebrate his 97th birthday this month (Oct. 25). George is a World War II veteran who drove Navy landing craft in the Europe and Pacific theaters. He won…
Councilor Andrea Campbell announces run for mayor’s office
Though she now represents Dorchester and Mattapan on the Council, City Councilor Andrea Campbell chose to kick off her mayoral campaign in the South End on Sept. 24, becoming the second confirmed, and likely third, candidate that will run for…
What’s Happening on Main Streets
By Ellen WalkerSpecial to the Gazette As New Englanders, we often hear comments “Summer went by so fast! “ as we welcome the Fall weather and scenic foliage that surround us. The fall weather brought a pleasant surprise – Representative…
COVID-19 updates for Mission Hill
The Mission Hill/Roxbury COVID-19 infection since the beginning of September rose 12.3 percent. This was up from the 8.5 percent increase that occurred in the neighborhood between August and September. . According to data released last Friday by the Boston…
Suffolk DA Rollins announces expansion of LEAD database
Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins announced this week the expansion and revision of a database comprised of law enforcement personnel whose prior conduct could impact their credibility as witnesses in a court proceeding. The database is called LEAD –…
Boston Police Reform Task Force releases initial recommendations
The Boston Police Reform Task Force, which was convened by Mayor Walsh in mid June, told reporters about their process following the end of community listening sessions, as well as discussed the initial recommendations they came up with. Chairman Wayne…
Red Sox partner with the City of Boston and Boston Public Health Commission on COVID-19 testing program for Boston Teachers Union
To help with the return to in-person learning this fall, the Red Sox, with support from Major League Baseball (MLB), have partnered with the City of Boston and the Boston Public Health Commission to facilitate COVID-19 testing for Boston Teachers…