Boston Officials Launch Fireworks Task Force, Urge COVID Caution Before Fourth of July
Boston city officials issued twin public safety warnings on COVID-19 and illegal fireworks at a pre-Fourth of July press conference.
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BCYF Served 217,000 Meals in First Six Months of COVID-19 Pandemic
Boston Centers for Youth and Families served 217,000 meals and kept all 36 community centers operational during the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Boston Age Strong Commission Fielded Over 10,000 Pandemic Calls From Older Residents
Boston's Age Strong Commission has fielded more than 10,000 pandemic calls from older residents and placed roughly 20,000 outgoing wellness checks, Commissioner Emily Shea said in a public-access TV interview.
Boston Halts Phase 3 Step 2 Reopening as COVID Positive Rate Hits 3.5 Percent
Boston held its Phase 3 Step 2 reopening as the city's COVID-19 positive rate jumped to 3.5 percent, up from 2.7 percent the prior week. Mayor Martin J.
Boston Announces Permanent Bus Lanes on Three Corridors, Outdoor Dining Extended to December
Boston announced permanent bus lanes on three corridors and extended the city's outdoor dining program past October in a September 2020 COVID-19 briefing.