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Eversource Customers Automatically Enrolled in City’s Community Choice Electricity Program

By David Ertischek on December 4, 2020

Eversource Customers Automatically Enrolled in City’s Community Choice Electricity Program

Boston’s Community Choice Electricity (CCE) program, which enables the city to leverage collective buying power of Boston to secure more stable and affordable electricity rates, and more clean power, will officially launch Feb. 1, 2021.

Emerald Necklace Conservancy Honoring Mayor Walsh with 2020 Olmsted Award of Excellence

By David Ertischek on October 14, 2020

The Emerald Necklace Conservancy will host its biennial fundraiser virtually and honor Mayor Marty Walsh with its 2020 Olmsted Award of Excellence.

Brewery’s Landlord Sues to Stop Pine Street Inn Supportive Housing, Brewery Owners Have ‘Concerns’

Brewery’s Landlord Sues to Stop Pine Street Inn Supportive Housing, Brewery Owners Have ‘Concerns’

By David Ertischek on August 11, 2020

The landlord of Turtle Swamp Brewery is suing to stop a supportive housing development that the city has allotted millions to help create.

Mayor Walsh Declares Racism a Public Health Crisis and Reallocates BPD Overtime $

By David Ertischek on June 15, 2020

Saying that Boston needs to be a leader in battling racism, Mayor Marty Walsh declared racism a public health crisis. He also announced that 20% or $12 million of the Boston Police Department’s overtime budget will be reallocated as investments in equity and inclusion in the city.

Mayor Walsh: Emergency Care Is Not On Hold; If You Need Medical Assistance, Seek Help

Mayor Walsh: Emergency Care Is Not On Hold; If You Need Medical Assistance, Seek Help

By David Ertischek on May 4, 2020

During this public health emergency, many of us are feeling stressed and anxious.

Boston Creates Small Business Relief Fund to Help ‘Non-Essential’ Bizs Making Less Than $1.5M Annually

By David Ertischek on April 8, 2020

The city has created a Small Business Relief Fund to assist Boston’s small businesses most directly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The fund is specifically for for-profit entities with fewer than 35 employees, and that earns less than $1,500,000 in annual revenue.

Governor Closes Schools, No Dining at Restaurants, Bans Gatherings Over 25, and More

By David Ertischek on March 16, 2020

On Sunday in response to the spreading of the Coronavirus, Governor Charlie Baker announced sweeping restrictions across the state that effect restaurants, gatherings, restaurants, and schools.

Boston Foreclosures Dropped 61% in 2019

By David Ertischek on February 13, 2020

Boston’s foreclosure rate reached a 17-year low in 2019, dropping 61 percent in 2019 compared to 2018.

Community Servings Completes $25 Million Renovation and Expansion Project

Community Servings Completes $25 Million Renovation and Expansion Project

By Emily Sota on December 19, 2019

Community Servings, a nonprofit provider of medically tailored meals and nutrition services to individuals and families living with critical and chronic illnesses, celebrated the completion of a $25 million kitchen expansion and three-story addition project at its longtime home in Jamaica Plain.

Check Out The Improvements to Jamaica Pond Thanks to The Pathways Project

Check Out The Improvements to Jamaica Pond Thanks to The Pathways Project

By David Ertischek on November 21, 2019

The city is celebrating the $4.7 million in improvements to the pathways and perimeter to Jamaica Pond on Nov. 23 — and if you haven’t seen it yet — check out the photos.

Posts tagged as “Mayor Walsh”

Eversource Customers Automatically Enrolled in City’s Community Choice Electricity Program

Emerald Necklace Conservancy Honoring Mayor Walsh with 2020 Olmsted Award of Excellence

Brewery’s Landlord Sues to Stop Pine Street Inn Supportive Housing, Brewery Owners Have ‘Concerns’

Mayor Walsh Declares Racism a Public Health Crisis and Reallocates BPD Overtime $

Mayor Walsh: Emergency Care Is Not On Hold; If You Need Medical Assistance, Seek Help

Boston Creates Small Business Relief Fund to Help ‘Non-Essential’ Bizs Making Less Than $1.5M Annually

Governor Closes Schools, No Dining at Restaurants, Bans Gatherings Over 25, and More

Boston Foreclosures Dropped 61% in 2019

Community Servings Completes $25 Million Renovation and Expansion Project

Check Out The Improvements to Jamaica Pond Thanks to The Pathways Project

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