Month: September 2021
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FOPG 50th Anniversary Art Installation Arrives on the Common
“What Do We Have in Common?” – a new park-wide art installation to mark the Friends of the Public Garden’s 50th anniversary – opened on the Boston Common on Wednesday, Sept. 22 – one year later than originally planned. But…
BIFT, Related Beal Hold Community Meeting Regarding 41 Berkeley St.
The Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology (BIFT), along with developer Related Beal, updated the community on their plans for the lot at 41 Berkeley St. in the South End as the school continues to move forward with its plan to…
Neighborhoods Gains Six Acres of Tree Canopy from 2014-19, Says City
If you think you’re seeing more trees around Back Bay and Beacon Hill than you did just a few years ago, it’s not just your imagination. Between 2014 and 2019, the Back Bay/Beacon Hill tree canopy had a net gain…
Congresswoman Pressley Endorses David Halbert for Boston City Council At-Large
David Halbert’s Campaign for Boston City Council At-Large is proud announced this week it has earned the endorsement of progressive champion, policymaker, and community leader, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley. Congresswoman Pressley represents the MA-07 Congressional District, which covers three quarters of…
Livingstone, Janey Endorse Wu for Mayor
Over the weekend and this week, mayoral candidate Michelle Wu received endorsements from Representative Jay Livingstone and Acting Mayor Kim Janey, who made their announcements at the Ipswich St. Bridge and the Faces of Dudley Memorial in Roxbury, respectively. On…
Personal Property Appraiser Gets Rare Glimpse Into World of Fine Art and Antiques
As CEO and founder of Manzi Personal Property Appraisers, David Manzi has seen fine artwork and rare antiques that would make any museum curator envious, but these coveted items are part of private collections that only a privileged few, like…
Owens Still Second Place Winner in District 7 Council Race, According to Recount
After a recount requested by District 7 City Council candidate Angelina Camacho following the September 14 primary election, results show that Roy Owens still came in second place to Tania Anderson, leaving Camacho in the third place spot. In the…
BLC Wants More Information on Proposal for Mother Church Accessible Entry
The Boston Landmarks Commission (BLC) on September 28 continued a discussion regarding the proposed accessible entry for the Mother Church extension at the Christian Science Church Complex. The proposal includes creating an accessible entry that features a glass vestibule, elevator,…