Boston's mayor announced a June 1 start date for office reopening, one week after the statewide May 25 deadline under the governor's Phase 1 plan.
Boston Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved all seven Department of Neighborhood Development property votes at its July 22 meeting, transferring long-vacant city-owned parcels in Dorchester, Roxbury, South Boston, and the South End to community organizations and developers for $100 each
Boston Disability Commission holds first remote meeting, raising COVID-19 access concerns for disabled residents.
Revolutionary Spaces marks Boston Massacre's 250th anniversary with ceremony at Old South Meeting House. Mayor Martin J.
Boston marks fourth African American Veterans Appreciation Brunch with three awards and a tribute to the event's late founder.
Snowden Cougars advance to Massachusetts Division IV state semifinals with 60-51 win over Austin Prep.
Mayor Walsh makes the case for density at Plan Mattapan's 11th community workshop.
Fenway Panthers defeat Maimonides MCATs 58-44 to reach the Girls North Division IV sectional finals.
Boston city departments hold neighborhood town hall at Josiah Quincy School. Police Commissioner William G.
Boston honors Bruins captain Zdeno Chara for 1,500 NHL games and years of community service.