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Boston's Best Weekend: Art, Jazz, Family Fun July 12-13
From outdoor concerts to museum exhibits and kid-friendly activities, here’s how to make the most of your July 12-13 weekend in Boston.
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finance
Boston's Event Industry Battles Rising Costs, Budget Cuts in 2026
Rising costs, tighter budgets, and geopolitical uncertainties weigh heavily on Boston's vibrant event-hosting community this year.
lifestyle
Bostonians Discover 8 Must-Visit Food Destinations Across the City
From historic pastry shops to modern food halls, here is how to navigate the culinary staples of the city.
finance
Boston Businesses Navigate Shifting Workforce Dynamics in Competitive Hiring Market
An overview of emerging workforce dynamics shaping hiring strategies across Boston’s business community.
Technology
Boston's Digital Literacy Programs Address Skills Gap, Privacy Risks, Equity Issues
City initiatives aim to close skill gaps but confront data security concerns and uneven access across neighborhoods.
community
Boston Median Single-Family Home Hits $857,000 Amid Tight Inventory
Inventory levels and mortgage rates are reported alongside commercial real estate figures.
lifestyle
Boston Residents Navigate South Boston's Summer Heat During 250th Anniversary
With the 250th anniversary festivities pushing heat warnings across the city, here is how to navigate the neighborhood while keeping your cool.
wellness
Boston Residents Build Daily Nutrition Habits With Local Seafood
Practical routines drawn from local recommendations emphasize nutrient-dense choices and accessible services to support everyday health.
news
Boston Directs Capital Plan Funding Toward Street and Bridge Upgrades
City services and state partnerships are advancing road reconstruction, bridge work and transit improvements through targeted local decisions.
news
Community Members Respond to Boston Education Budget and School Shifts
Parents and families across Boston are weighing the effects of staff reductions, a school closure, tuition changes at local universities, and a new district agreement.
finance
Boston’s Female Founders Carve New Networking Pathways
Innovative business leader Emily Chen is spearheading efforts to connect female entrepreneurs with investors at key Boston events this week.
Technology
Boston Climate Tech Pilot Brings Solar Batteries, Geothermal Systems
Pilot projects in Dorchester and Jamaica Plain bring solar battery backups and geothermal systems into daily routines for residents and institutions.
Technology
Boston Startups Raise Record Venture Capital, Transforming Neighborhoods
With venture capital flowing into the region at unprecedented levels, Boston's innovation economy is entering a new growth phase-and reshaping neighborhoods from Kendall Square to Fort Point.
finance
Boston Business Networking Events Draw Attention Amid Global Trade Shifts
Local mixers give entrepreneurs venues to strengthen ties while international conditions evolve.
finance
Boston Market Conditions Point to Openings in Housing and Office Segments
A balanced housing market and selective office absorption create space for real estate participants to adjust strategies around current constraints.
sport
Boston Runners Launch Local Groups, Beginners Join Fitness Movement
Beginners in the city can join group events and follow basic steps to enter running and fitness activities without prior experience.
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Boston Officials Navigate Global Events Shaping City Priorities
City officials weigh responses to international developments while advancing established local goals.
culture
Boston Neighborhoods Transform Summer Food Traditions Across North End, Jamaica Plain
Boston neighborhoods serve up summer twists on longstanding food traditions from the North End to Jamaica Plain.
news
MBTA Network and Traffic Jams Shape Boston Commutes Daily
The MBTA network and weekday congestion windows affect how Boston residents reach jobs, appointments and errands while managing fares and limited parking.
wellness
Boston Shoppers Find Peak Summer Produce at Neighborhood Farmers Markets
Boston shoppers this July are heading to neighborhood markets for peak summer produce that supports training routines along the Charles River and recovery at area hospitals.
wellness
Protein sources beyond meat: a local guide
Boston residents are stocking up on legumes, nuts and dairy items from neighborhood markets to meet daily protein goals without relying on animal flesh.
community
Boston Parents Find 8 Structured Summer Programs for Kids Through August
Boston parents seeking structured summer plans for children this month can choose from established waterfront and park programs running through August.
Politics
Massachusetts Legislature Launches Bill Tracker for Boston Community Services Impact
New state bill tracker provides Boston residents and local agencies detailed insights on pending legislation affecting social support and public services.
finance
US Mortgage Rates Steady as S&P 500 Advances 1.23% Amid Economic Data and Capital Flows
The surge in equity markets and mixed commodity signals underscore a cautious but stable environment for mortgage rates, reflecting investor appetite and inflation expectations.
sport
Boston Teams' Roster Shifts Drive Community Sports Movement This Summer
Boston teams' recent records and roster shifts shape local sports interest this summer.
finance
Boston's Workforce Trends Drive Investment Patterns, Shape Economic Future
A clear look at how workforce trends intersect with investment patterns shaping Boston's economic future.
finance
Boston Real Estate Offers Opportunities Amid Higher Mortgage Rates
Despite higher mortgage rates and slowing sales, Boston's real estate scene presents prospects for select investors and tenants.
finance
Boston Retail Tightness Prompts Adjustments in Local Hiring Needs
Low vacancy rates and new experiential openings are leading retailers to recalibrate staffing approaches and skill requirements across city neighborhoods.
Technology
Boston Tech Firms Balance AI Benefits Against Bias and Privacy Risks
Local companies in Kendall Square and the Seaport District are adopting AI tools while grappling with bias, privacy and high implementation costs.