But with your support we can bounce back fast!
EDITORIAL: DIGBOSTON SUSPENDING PRINT EDITION, GOING DIGITAL-ONLY (AGAIN)
government
JOB FAIRS HOSTED BY OFFICE OF BLACK MALE ADVANCEMENT
The fairs aim to ensure that Black men are connected with city services and employment opportunities across City departments
MAYOR MICHELLE WU RECOMMENDS COMMUNITY PRESERVATION ACT FUNDING FOR 52 PROJECTS
The funding includes $14.6 million in affordable housing projects, $6.1 million in historic preservation projects, and $6.4 million in recreational use and open space projects
MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES RETURN OF OUTDOOR DINING PROGRAM
Applications for 2022's dining season are open
CITY’S B TOGETHER POLICY LIFTED
VACCINE EQUITY NOW! COALITION CALLS FOR TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY
In creating vaccine equity plan, the Baker administration must listen to community voices
SWORN IN: NEW MAYOR’S YOUTH COUNCIL
86 high schoolers will be active in civic engagement
APPLICATION PORTAL OPEN FOR COMMISSION ON BLACK MEN AND BOYS
Councilors Julia Mejia, Brian Worrell, and Council President Ed Flynn oversaw the launch
SOME SUBVERSIVE IDEOLOGIES NOT MENTIONED IN NH’S ORWELLIAN ‘TEACHER LOYALTY’ BILL
(Jackboots and torture and slaughter, oh my!)
COUNCILOR JULIA MEJIA DEFENDS SMALL BUSINESSES FROM CORPORATE CHAINS
The leader filed a text amendment
