Boston Children’s School turns 60 The Boston Children’s School celebrated a major milestone this past May. Founded in 1965, the Boston Children’s School, a pioneer in private early elementary education, celebrated its 60th Jubilee Anniversary at the West…
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Hill Happenings
By Maurice ‘Mossy’ Martin The annual Mission Hill Veterans Post Golf Fundraiser will be held Saturday, Sept. 20 (please note: the wrong date was published in last month’s column), at Norwood Country Club. For $125 per guest, a…
What’s Happening on Main Streets
By Courtney Wright Happy August! As always, the summer goes by too fast and in this year’s case, too hot. Despite the heat, it has been a fun couple of months at Main Streets watching projects come to…
Local Municipal Officials Call for State Action to Keep Food Waste Out of the Trash
Staff Report While residents across the Commonwealth have just experienced a record-breaking heatwave in some areas, municipal officials are acting on a less-often-discussed contributor to the climate crisis: food waste. Fifty-one municipal officials from 17 cities and towns across…
Officials Celebrate First 100+ Units Converted from Offices Now Under Construction
Special to the Gazette Mayor Wu, along with City and State officials, last week celebrated the first 141 homes that are currently under construction and being converted from former vacant office buildings, as part of the City of Boston’s…
MBTA Celebrates Anniversary of ADA Alongside City of Boston
Special to the Gazette The MBTA proudly celebrates the 35th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and joined advocates, members of the community, and legislators at the ADA 35 Rally and March led by the City of…
Congrats, Mission Church Grammar School Class of 2025
Council Candidate Baker Addresses CAMH at Meeting
By Adam Swift City Council-at-Large Candidate Frank Baker met with the Community Alliance of Mission Hill (CAMH) at its recent June meeting. The former District 3 Councilor spoke about his previous experience on the council, his reasoning for…
Wu Announces Nightlife Economy Late Night Food Truck Program
Special to the Gazette Mayor Michelle Wu announced the operators and schedule for the City of Boston’s Office of Nightlife Economy Late Night Food Truck Program. This new program provides 10 food truck operators the opportunity to utilize public…
BSHC Awarded a $7,500 Grant from M&T Charitable Foundation to Support Vital Services for Residents in Affordable Housing
Special to the Gazette Boston Senior Home Care (BSHC) has been awarded a generous grant of $7,500 from The M&T Charitable Foundation to provide essential services and supports for residents in affordable housing, reinforcing BSHC’s commitment to enhancing the…