As Massachusetts begins to enter a surge in coronavirus cases, Gov. Charlie Baker continues to provide updates and make new announcements to keep the people of the Commonwealth safe and informed. “We are in the surge,” Baker said on April…
Author: Lauren Bennett
City Council Holds Hearing to Discuss Ways to Help Residents Facing Displacement; In Need of Rental Assistance
The City Council Committee on Housing and Community Development held a virtual Zoom meeting on April 9 on two different hearing orders that have been filed regarding assistance for those facing eviction, displacement, and who are in need of rental…
NABB Takes to Technology to Keep Neighbors Informed
The Neighborhood Association of the Back Bay (NABB) has complied an online list of resources for the Back Bay to help keep everyone informed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. “We all get bombarded with information and advice from the city and…
South End Author’s Novel Chosen for Mass. Book Award’s ‘Must Read’ List
Christopher Castellani’s life is packed with reading and writing, as it has been since he was a middle schooler. The South End resident is the author of five books, including his 2019 novel Leading Men, which has just been selected…
BPL Expanding Online Services During COVID-19 Pandemic
As people and families remain inside to prevent the spread of COVID-19, many are looking for things to do. Lots of local organizations are offering at-home activities to keep people occupied, and the Boston Public Library (BPL) is no exception.…
Baker and Walsh Announce Stricter Measures; New Funds for COVID-19 Relief
As the COVID-19 crisis continues and begins to approach the predicted surge in cases, Governor Charlie Baker and Mayor Marty Walsh continue to provide updates to residents and have implemented new measures to prevent further spread of the virus. As…
Fenway Victory Gardens Gear up for a Modified Start to the Growing Season
As the weather starts to warm up, people are beginning to wonder how they can safely spend time outdoors as the world continues to battle COVID-19. Elizabeth Bertolozzi, President of the Fenway Garden Society, told the Sun that the Victory…
Bay Village Hears From Elected Officials Virtually
The Bay Village Neighborhood Association met virtually via Zoom for the first time on April 6, where there was no set agenda. Rather, Mayor Walsh, State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz, Boston Police Captain Kenneth Fong, and City Councilors Annissa Essaibi George…
Holiday Wine Tips from Huntington Wine & Spirits
Deemed an essential business, Huntington Wine & Spirits on Huntington Ave. is still open for business, and owner Steven Rubin has offered some Easter wine tips to find the perfect pair for your holiday dinner. The store, which has been…
Chester Square Neighbors Meet Online
Chester Square Neighbors held its first virtual meeting in April 1, where neighbors gathered to talk with each other via Zoom right from the comfort of their own homes. As the COVID-19 crisis continues, these online meetings allow community organizations…