By Mayor Martin J. Walsh There’s no way around it: this has been a divisive national election. For many months, we have been following the presidential race, and in the early morning hours of November 9th, that race was finally…
Diwali Festival at the Museum of Fine Arts
Diwali Festival stories and dance were presented by Odissi Classical Dance and Sambalpuri folk dance groups to a large audience in the new American Wing of the Museum of Fine Arts on Wednesday, Nov. 2. The Festival performance attracted hundreds…
BPL Begins First Composer-in-Residence Program:Debut Concert to Take Place This Saturday
By Beth Treffeisen The first Composer-in- Residence at the Boston Public Library, Beau Kenyon, the director of extra-curricular programs at Kingsley Montessori School will debut his first free concert on Saturday, November 12, at 2:30p.m. in the Rabb Hall at the…
SoWa Market Celebrates Successful Summer, Looks to Put District on the Map
By Seth Daniel The SoWa Market has wrapped up an extremely successful summer season, and already organizers of the venture are looking to take the next step in making the entire SoWa District the hub for art and design in…
Villa Victoria, IBA Celebrate Renovation of 11 Units of Supportive Housing on Shawmut
By Seth Daniel Isabel Claudio has lived in the Residencia Betances for 10 years or more, but her long-time first-floor room has a new way about it. “It’s very good; I’m happy to have something new,” she said in quiet…
ISD Commissioner Looks to Continue Common Sense Ban on Weekend Work
By Seth Daniel Few things are more sacred than the weekends for those in the South End who spend their weekdays working hard and on the run. So it is, the slow Saturday morning coffee in peace and quiet is…
Election Results in Boston
In Tuesday’s election, there were 415,536 registered voters in Boston and 269,510 came out to cast their ballot. In Boston, Hillary Clinton won the presidential election with 81.7 percent, 216,754 votes followed by the President-Elect Donald Trump at 14.2 percent…
The Greatest Generation Will Never Be Forgotten
By Sal Giarratani My niece Danikka’s deceased father-in-law was a member of the Greatest Generation. Shortly after Pearl Harbor he and his two brothers all enlisted in the US Army out of Boston’s South End, where they were born and raised.…
Copley Square Tree Lighting Set for November 28
Mayor Martin J. Walsh, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, and The Friends of Copley Square welcome the holidays with the annual Copley Square Tree Lighting on Monday, November 28, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. The free event will…
Key Elements of Immaculate Conception Church Project Is Passed at the South End Landmarks Commission Meeting
By Beth Treffeisen The former Immaculate Conception Church that will have seven stories inside the existing structure got approval for some key outside design changes at the South End Landmarks Commission (SELC) meeting on Tuesday, November 1, that will allow…
Beacon Hill Village Announces a Series on Living Well / Ending Well
With the publication of Atul Gawande’s book Being Mortal in 2014, the difficult subject of death and dying was brilliantly reframed as living to the last with autonomy, dignity, and even joy. In it, Dr. Gawande, a renowned surgeon, writer…
New Memorial May Soon Come to Lederman Park along the Charles River Esplanade
By Beth Treffeisen Situated along the Charles River Esplanade, the Teddy Ebersol’s Red Sox Field at Lederman Park may soon get an added addition. The Boston Landmarks Commission approved the design concept for a new memorial honoring the Massachusetts General…