By Beth Treffeisen The Fenway Community Development Corporation (Fenway CDC) held their annual Fenway Ball and fundraiser with a record-breaking success at the Prudential Skywalk on Thursday, June 15. The Fenway CDC raised more than $175,000 at the event. The…
Author: The Boston Sun Staff
Festival Betances Hits the Streets Again for Lots More Summer Fun
By Seth Daniel The annual Festival Betances, one of the oldest Latino festivals in the region, will kick off Saturday afternoon and feature two days of great Latin-inspired music, food and games. While the Festival has typically kicked off with…
Police Briefs 07-13-2017
Back Bay – Kenmore – Fenway – South End Police Log July 3 840 Harrison Ave – Investigate Person 35 Northampton St – Assault Simple – Battery 138 Saint James Ave – Investigate Property 257 Northampton St – Towed Motor…
The Parks are Alive with the Smell of Reefer
There’s been a lot of talk lately around the neighborhood about the smell of marijuana that in my estimation is within whiff-shot at almost any moment of the day. I’ve smelled it coming from people sitting in parks, walking on…
Letter to the Editor
The following letter was submitted to The Sun from the Secretary of the Commonwealth’s office Dear Chairman Moore, I want to express my appreciation for your Committee allowing me the opportunity to have the professional staff of the Massachusetts Historical…
An Investment in Our Future
Governor Charlie Baker’s recent announcement that his administration will ask the legislature for a five-year, $500 million life sciences initiative that will extend the state’s decade-long commitment to the biotech and medical technology industry demonstrates the governor’s focus on maintaining…
Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular
Spectator by the thousands enjoyed the 44th Annual Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular along the Charles River on Tuesday, July 4, as the annual event drew thousands of onlookers on what was a beautiful evening.
The 6th Annual Summer Soulstice Celebration
Sarah Tapia, of Boston, enjoys the festivities at the opening of the Frog Pond on Thursday, June 29, wading and splashing in the pool on Boston Common. Here, she enjoys breaking a large bubble.
One Hood Basketball League Ready for 11th Year
By Seth Daniel The unique and critical summer basketball league that unites several areas of the South End that aren’t always friendly towards one another is ready to kick off its 11th year – and all indications are that the…
Walsh Signs New Budget, Highlighting Graffiti Busters
By Beth Treffeisen Mayor Martin Walsh, along with representatives from Boston City departments and other elected officials joined together on Friday, June 30, in Kenmore Square to sign the $3.15 billion fiscal year 2018 budget that was approved earlier in…