Showstoppers Blue Win 2021 BNBL Girls 15-and-Under Championship 33-19

Showstoppers Blue defeat Showstoppers Yellow 33-19 to win the 2021 BNBL girls 15-and-under championship at Moakley Park in South Boston. Trailing by one at halftime, 15-14, Showstoppers Blue opened the second half with a relentless full-court press, outscoring Yellow 18-5 to close the game.

JPNDC Completes 201-Unit Affordable Housing Rehab in Roxbury, Mission Hill

Boston Mayor Kim Janey joined JPNDC and MassHousing officials July 22 to mark the completion of a 201-unit affordable housing rehabilitation in the Roxbury, Mission Hill, and Fort Hill neighborhoods.

Boston Archives Surface 2021 Janey COVID Address, No Committee Business Conducted

A July 22, 2026 Boston community access TV clip catalogued as a committee meeting contains no municipal committee business.

Boston PFC Unanimously Approves Two Roxbury Housing Development Extensions

Boston Public Facilities Commission extends two Roxbury affordable housing projects delayed by soil contamination and tree-canopy concerns. The commission, chaired by Catherine Craven and including commissioners Larry Momoli and J.C.

Boston Public Facilities Commission Approves $9 Million in School Construction Contract Amendments

Boston Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved more than $9 million in contract amendments for two school construction projects at its July 22 meeting.

Boston PFC Approves All Nine DND Property Votes in Unanimous Session

Boston's Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved all nine Department of Neighborhood Development property votes at its July 22 meeting, advancing affordable housing, open space, and park projects across Dorchester, Roxbury, and South Boston.

Boston PFC Unanimously Approves Four DND Land Actions Including Mattapan Food Forest

Boston Public Facilities Commission approved four Department of Neighborhood Development land actions in unanimous votes at its July 22 meeting.

Boston Mayor Reports Rising COVID Positivity Rate, Launches National Poetry Month

Boston Mayor Kim Janey reported a rising COVID-19 positivity rate and launched National Poetry Month in an early April 2021 press conference. The city recorded 328 new confirmed cases, raising its cumulative total to 64,321, along with four new deaths bringing the total to 1,345.

Secretary Cardona Visits Boston School, Hears Pandemic Reopening Lessons From Staff

U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona visited Joseph Tynan Elementary School in South Boston on July 22 for a roundtable on pandemic school reopening.

Mayor Janey Demands MBTA Restore All Service Cuts, Launches City Transit Pilot

Mayor Kim Janey and a 60-plus-member Transit is Essential Coalition pressed the MBTA Tuesday to restore all pandemic-era bus and subway service cuts immediately and with a transparent, equity-focused timeline.