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Boston Uses Federal Funds to Improve Transit, Roads, Neighborhoods
Federal funding and ongoing work target transit links, road conditions and neighborhood connections across several areas.
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Boston's Food Scene Evolved From Colonial Kitchens to Modern Tables
Colonial recipes and immigrant kitchens have shaped the city's tables from the 1600s through today.
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Boston Digital Literacy Programs Continue Expanding Reach This Week
City-supported training reaches thousands through established local partners and free resources.
finance
Boston's Shifting Economy Opens New Investment and Innovation Opportunities
Emerging trends in Boston's business landscape create fresh chances for investment and innovation, benefiting early movers.
Politics
Boston Candidates Pitch Jobs, Services, Transit Plans for 2026 Election
Boston’s mayoral and council candidates are pitching concrete proposals on employment, public works and transit upgrades as they seek to address lingering post-pandemic challenges and mounting infrastructure demands.
culture
Boston Communities Transform Summer Through Neighborhood Festivals and Waterfront Events
A look at the community-driven festival landscape shaping the city's summer programming.
finance
Boston's Business Events Boom Creates Networking Gold for Entrepreneurs
As the business community in Boston ramps up event activity, early participants are already reaping the benefits of networking and collaboration.
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Boston Emergency Services Data Reveals Response Trends Across Neighborhoods
A closer look at the numbers and statistics shaping emergency services outcomes in Boston neighborhoods amid ongoing public safety challenges.
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Boston Residents Transform Daily Walks Into Mindfulness Practice
Transforming strolls along Boston’s greenways into mindful movement is gaining momentum as residents seek easier ways to unwind.
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Boston Research Reveals 3 Habits That Dramatically Improve Sleep Quality
Evidence from multiple studies points to consistent schedules, controlled environments and pre-bed routines as effective ways to improve rest.
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Readville Rezoning Opens Boston's Affordable Transit Hub to Buyers
As city planners eye transformative rezoning, Readville stands at a crossroads-offering opportunity for buyers and investors priced out of Boston’s core neighbourhoods.
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Boston Tackles Infrastructure Challenges Against Global City Standards
As Boston advances its infrastructure projects under Mayor Michelle Wu, its progress offers insights compared to peers worldwide.
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Boston Secures $12 Million to Replace Lead Pipes in 4,200 Homes
The July 7 vote directs $12 million from the capital budget to replace lead pipes serving homes in Dorchester, Roxbury and East Boston starting next year.
finance
What Boston Consumers Need to Understand About Small Businesses
City data and neighborhood programs show how residents can direct their spending to sustain jobs and local revenue.
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Boston’s arts scene heats up with summer festivals and new gallery openings
From street murals to classical concerts, Boston offers a rich lineup of arts and entertainment events this July and August.
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Boston's Summer Tours: Freedom Trail to Harbor Cruises Boom
From the historic cobblestones of the Freedom Trail to harbor-side excursions, the city’s tour market hits its peak summer stride.
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Boston Council Prioritizes Housing, Transit While Global Peers Face Crises
Council members advance housing and transit work under a progressive mayoral agenda while other cities respond to fires and conflicts.
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Boston Unemployment Drops to 2.9% as Hiring Accelerates in March
The metropolitan area reports job counts and changes in hiring activity.
community
Boston Residents Track Mid-July Events Through Official Community Calendar
Boston residents can track mid-July activities through official listings that include neighborhood workshops and festivals.
Politics
MBTA Redirects Funds: Boston Red, Orange Lines Get Priority Upgrades
Boston residents who rely on the Red and Orange lines will see project timelines advance first under the new state funding priorities while several bus and commuter rail upgrades in outlying neighborhoods receive later sequencing.
finance
Boston City Council Approves $4.9 Billion Fiscal Year 2027 Budget
The Boston City Council approved a $4.9 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2027.
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Boston Sports Leagues Raise $25,000 While Heading Into Playoffs
From Volo’s 45 venues to Stonewall Sports’ $25,000 charity push, here’s what to expect as Boston’s community leagues wrap up their summer seasons.
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Boston Businesses Navigate S&P 500 Surge, Global Tax Deadlines Loom
With the S&P 500 climbing amid global economic shifts, Boston firms face complex tax compliance ahead of key international deadlines.
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Tracing the Roots of Boston Public Schools' FY26 Budget Strains
Enrollment drops and state pressure over performance have shaped the current $1.7 billion proposal and its staffing reductions.
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Boston's Major Teams Reshape Rosters, Prepare for New Seasons Ahead
Professional clubs across the city prepare for upcoming campaigns after recent changes to their lineups.
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Boston Events Face Rising Costs, Security Concerns in 2026
Rising costs, security concerns, and shifting attendee expectations are testing Boston’s event sector this year.