For those of us who were among the 600 million people who watched Neil Armstrong descend the ladder from the Apollo 11 lunar module Eagle and set foot on the moon’s Sea of Tranquility on the evening (in the Eastern…
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SoWa Artists Guild’s April events continue SoWa Sundays will be held April 12, 19, and 26 starting at 11 a.m. SoWa Artists Guild events, which are free and open to the public, are held at 450 Harrison Ave. Randall Goosby…
BPD Community Alert – Fraudulent Parking Violation Notices
Special to the Sun The Boston Police Department is warning residents about an increase in scams involving fake parking violation notices. These fraudulent notices are designed to appear as official government documents and may closely resemble legitimate correspondence from the…
Eastern fiddler rays make their debutat the New England Aquarium
Special to the Sun The New England Aquarium has introduced two eastern fiddler rays to its Trust Family Foundation Shark and Ray Touch Tank, marking the first time this species has been part of Aquarium exhibits. The two females are…
Wu celebrates graduation of PowerCorps Boston cohort
Mayor Michelle Wu celebrated the graduation of PowerCorps Boston’s fifth cohort, the largest in the program’s history. PowerCorps Boston is the City’s green industry workforce development program that prepares young adults for high-quality careers that address Boston’s most pressing environmental…
News in Brief
SoWa Artists Guild to sponsor April events SoWa First Friday will be held on April 3 beginning at 5 p.m., and SoWa Sundays will be held April 5, 12, 19, and 26 starting at 11 a.m. SoWa Artists Guild events,…
Councilor Flynn files hearing order on city services and quality-of-life concerns in Copley Square
Special to the Sun City Councilor Ed Flynn filed a hearing order last week to discuss city services and quality-of life-concerns in Copley Square. In recent months, residents have raised concerns about the current state of Copley Square – including…
Boston Athenaeum revisits Constantine Manos’s iconic ‘Where’s ‘Boston? in 50th anniversary exhibition
Special to the Sun The Boston Athenaeum will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the seminal 1975 exhibition, ‘Where’s Boston?,’ featuring the photography of Constantine Manos. This new exhibition opens June 15. ‘Where’s Boston? 50 Years Later’ reexamines Manos’s vivid portraits…
Project Bread CEO Erin McAleer rolls burritos for a cause at Anna’s Taqueria
On Thursday, March 19, Project Bread partnered with Anna’s Taqueria to host a successful community fundraiser at the restaurant’s Brookline location. The event brought together supporters, community members, and local leaders for an evening dedicated to raising awareness and funds…
Senate acts on Collins Bill to protect fire fighters
Special to the Sun This week, Senator Nick Collins celebrated the Senate’s passage of S.1646, An Act relative to violation of regulation regarding hot work processes, legislation aimed at strengthening oversight of hazardous “hot work” activities such as welding and…