El miércoles 21 de agosto, la Alianza Comunitaria de Mission Hill (CAMH) tuvo su reunión mensual en la cual se discutía varios temas afectando la comunidad. -Delle Avenue Los promotores de 16-19 Delle Avenue están buscando una serie de variaciones,…
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Voters Urged to Get Out and Vote in Sept. 24 Preliminary
Special to the Gazette The September 24 Preliminary Municipal Election will include candidates who are running for City Councilor At-Large and City Councilor seats for districts five, seven, eight and nine. Absentee applications and voting absentee in person are available…
Rep. Aaron Michlewitz Endorses Kenzie Bok for Boston City Council
State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz (D – 3rd Suffolk) has endorsed Kenzie Bok for Boston City Council, to represent the District 8 neighborhoods of Beacon Hill, Back Bay, Fenway, Audubon Circle, Mission Hill, and the West End. Rep. Michlewitz represents parts…
Hill Happenings
was pleased to engage in a nice chat with Father Philip Dabney at Mike’s Donuts the day before his departure to Washington D.C. after 12 years of serving at Mission Church. There is a bench in front of the church…
Participación
El plazo para la sección de Participación es al mediodía, martes 1 Octubre para la edición 4 Octubre. Mande eventos a [email protected] Los números telefónicos empiezan con el código 617. Reuniones Junta de directores de Mission Hill Neighborhood Housing, primer…
What’s Happening on Main Streets
By Ellen Walker, Special to the Gazette Move in week has been a tradition for many years. I run into professionals and colleagues who tell me memorable times they had as a student living on Mission Hill. Yes, the traffic…
District 8 City Council Hopeful Haywood Calls for Reopening of the Long Island Shelter
By Dan Murphy As an assistant district attorney in the Suffolk County District Attorney’s office for the past 13 years, District 8 city council candidate Montez Haywood has seen firsthand the ravages of substance abuse in the city and believes…
Walsh Reacts to Chapter 70 State Funding Increase for Schools
By John Lynds For the better part of the past year Mayor Martin Walsh has been on the front lines advocating for ending the generations-long under-funding of local public schools. The outdated formula used to fund public schools in Boston…
City Council Holds Hearing to Discuss “Unreasonable and Excessive” Noise Levels
By Lauren Bennett Excessive noise continues to be a top issue for many neighborhoods across the city as Boston continues to grow and expand. The Boston City Council Committee on Environment, Sustainability, and Parks held a hearing on August 29…
Free MBTA Passes for All Seventh Through 12th Graders This School Year
By John Lynds Starting this fall, Boston Public Schools will provide MBTA passes for all 7th to 12th graders, not just students living far from their assigned school. Superintendent Brenda Cassellius said in a statement that the expanded T pass…