Nearly 100 sophomores and juniors from high schools in Greater Boston, including one from Mission Hill, spent part of their summer taking college courses at some of the most prestigious colleges in the country thanks to a program sponsored by…
Baker-Polito administration recognizes Overdose Awareness Day and Recovery Month
In recognition of Overdose Awareness Day, an annual observance in Massachusetts and around the world, Gov. Charlie Baker, Secretary of Health and Human Services Marylou Sudders, Department of Public Health Deputy Commissioner Jennifer Barrelle, DPH Director of Bureau of Substance…
Guest Op-Ed: MBTA fall service cuts are yet another hit to mobility in Greater Boston and the region
By Jascha Franklin-Hodge Wednesday’s announcement by the MBTA that it would sustain and deepen service cuts on the rapid transit system and bus network puts the region’s transportation future in jeopardy. Federal, state, and local officials must work together to…
Letters to the Editor
A successful Mission Hill Arts Festival To the Editor, What a wonderful tapestry we created together at this year’s Mission Hill Arts Festival! Artists, audiences, co-host, collaborators, sponsors, volunteers, and the welcoming Mission Hill community, we were all able to…
MHMS to mark 25th anniversary with free celebration
Mission Hill Main Streets is proud to mark its 25th Anniversary this year with a free community celebration for Mission Hill residents and businesses. MHMS will commemorate this milestone on Saturday, Sept. 10, 2022 from 12:00pm – 4:00pm at…
MassArt to offer workshops; expanded programming thanks to grant from Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture
Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MassArt) will offer several workshops and opportunities for professional development later this year, funded by a Workforce Development grant from the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture. According to a press release,…