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Through more than 6,000 jobs, Boston teens have earned nearly $10 million since the inception of one of the nation's largest corporate-based teen summer jobs programs.
Mayor Walsh has decided to open cooling centers at Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) locations across the City.
Youth ages 5 -17 read and write their way to Fenway Park this summer.
Application to demolish the Nuns House building at Carney Hospital in Dorchester.
Application to demolish a single-story commercial building in Jamaica Plain.
The Mayor’s Cup U16/U18 Soccer Tournament will be held on June 24 and 25 in South Boston.
This five-week, full-sided league is for young soccer players ages 8-14.
The street will be one-way only to improve safety and reduce cut-through traffic.
The Frog Pond spray pool is open for wading daily from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. until Labor Day.
The grant from the Cummings Foundation will support the BCYF SuperTeens summer pre-employment program.
Application to demolish a single-family dwelling in South Boston.
The Sports Centers are free to Boston residents, and open to boys and girls ages 7-14.
Summer reading begins this month
The photo exhibit on the 3rd floor lobby this June is called "The Faces of Syrian Refugees Exhibit at City Hall"
The new coffee shop, Recreo Coffee, will welcome visitors to City Hall.
Application to demolish properties located at multiple parcels in Jamaica Plain.
The public will now be able to file complaints with the Civic Engagement Cabinet, located at City Hall, to offer a more neutral location than going to a police department.
Application to demolish 166 Pleasant St., 256 Hancock St., 16 Greenmount St. in Dorchester
June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month. It's important to learn about the warning signs, as well as resources that can help.
The dedication recognizes Juanda Drumgold's service as a pillar in her Franklin Field community.
Over $600,000 was announced for dozens of schools and arts organizations.
Cool off in the heart of the City!
Pride Parade, Bunker Hill Day Parade and other events will impact traffic and parking
On May 31, 1889, the South Fork Dam on Pennsylvania’s Little Conemaugh River broke. 16 million tons of water spilled over the dam and swept towards Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 14 miles downstream.
Today, the Board of Election Commissioners certified 44 candidates for this year’s Municipal Election!
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department’s annual ParkARTS program, sponsored by Holly and David Bruce, is pleased to announce the return of its series of children’s arts workshops giving kids the...
The Solutions Session brought together leaders and individuals to advance My Brother's Keeper while celebrating leaders supporting the work of MBK.
The pilot program invests a total of $50,000 in the advancement of five artists.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh released the following statement regarding today's announcement from the White House that the U.S. will withdraw from the Paris climate agreement.
The library created its first ever “We Are Pride” booklist for children, teens, and adults, and a variety of LGBTQ+ events and programs.
