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We have information about parking and street closures for the Boston Marathon, Patriots Day Parade, BAA 5K, Invitational Mile, and Kids Relay Races.
The project will provide broadband services to Boston Public Schools, public housing and more than 100 City buildings, in addition to strengthening public safety communications.
The call for artists will expand the City's alternative space pilot program.
Today marks the official release of Analyze Boston, Boston's new open data hub.
Kids of all ages have lots to choose from during vacation week!
Recruits were presented their badges and certificates after a 20-week course of study at the Boston Fire Academy.
The budget proposes data-driven investments and builds on the City's strong record of proactive fiscal management.
You can help choose the finalists for the Mayor's Greenovate Awards — cast your votes for who you think should win in seven green awards categories.
The City’s two municipal golf courses - the William J. Devine Golf Course and the George Wright Golf Course – are now open for the 2017 season.
The Boston Educators Collaborative will join together Boston Public Schools, charter, and Catholic schools in Boston to share and support best teaching practices and professional development.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department will host the 18th Annual Neighborhood Coffee Hour Series in local parks citywide from April 24 to July 20.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh will host the first ride of the season on the popular Boston Swan Boats as they open at the Public Garden lagoon on Saturday, April 15, at 11:30 a.m.
The public art project will be implemented in conjunction with the reconstruction of North Square in summer 2017.
The goal of Equal Pay Awareness Week is to acknowledge the gender wage gap and its consequences, while providing training and tools to help Boston women.
With partners, the City will preserve 88 rental units in Chinatown.
The goal of the store is to provide merchandise that aligns with the City's new digital brand on boston.gov, and that offers constituents, visitors, and employees the opportunity to buy a part of...
Investments include new 20 police cadets; new recruit class of 100 officers to start in August 2017.
The five schools that will receive funding are: Boston Latin School, James F. Condon Elementary in South Boston, John W. McCormack Middle School in Dorchester, Paul A. Dever Elementary School in...
If you park illegally in a "Resident Parking Only" space near Fenway Park, you will be subject to a $100 fine.
The Mayor was honored alongside Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti for work that impacts the Latino community.
The Boston Transportation Department wishes to thank everyone who expressed interest in and/or submitted an application to the Neighborhood Slow Streets program this year. A total of 47 applications...
Following up on Boston's parking pilot, meter prices have been lowered to open more parking spaces.
The April author talks and events include renowned authors Neil Gaiman, Marjorie Garber, and Colum McCann, and feature programs honoring National Poetry Month.
Services include routine outdoor cleaning such as picking up and bagging trash along sidewalks and gutters; removing posters from light poles; caring for planters and cleaning the city's "Big Belly"...
Mayor Walsh, BPHC Executive Director and EMS Chief honored newest EMTs and recognized Boston EMS' first expansion class since 2008.
Earlier this week, I was in Washington, D.C. to participate in National Arts Advocacy Day hosted by the Americans for the Arts (AFTA).
Hi everyone! We’re excited to share a few announcements about the launch of Analyze Boston, Boston’s new open data hub.
Mayor Walsh announced this year's remembrance of One Boston Day at the unveiling of the 2017 Boston Marathon street banners.
Ortega will work with a selection of Boston youth to paint the mural in May 2017.
The discussions to combat youth violence will begin through citywide collaborations.
