Boston Enters Modified Phase 4 Reopening With Stricter Venue Capacity Limits Than State
Boston enters a modified Phase 4, Step 1 COVID reopening on March 22, holding below state capacity limits. Mayor Martin J.
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Boston PFC Unanimously Approves Four Property Conveyances for Urban Agriculture and Development
Boston Public Facilities Commission unanimously approves four city land conveyances totaling roughly $34,000 in sale revenue.
Boston Public Facilities Commission unanimously appoints Kerry Griffin as department director
Boston Public Facilities Commission unanimously appoints Kerry Griffin director of the Public Facilities Department.
Boston Advances to Phase 3 Step 2, Opens Schools to Younger Students Monday
Boston enters Phase 3, Step 2 reopening as Mayor Walsh returns youngest students to classrooms. Mayor Martin J.
Boston Activates Seven Departments Ahead of Tropical Storm Henri Landfall
Boston mayor outlines multi-department storm preparations for Tropical Storm Henri.
Boston Mayor Wu Touts 93 Percent Senior Vaccination Rate at Age Strong Summer Celebration
Boston's Age Strong Commission hosted a Joy of Summer celebration for seniors at the Lawn on D on July 22, drawing Mayor Jane Wu and a full slate of outdoor programming including lawn games, live animal demonstrations, music, and a Boston Police Department ice cream truck.
Boston Public Facilities Commission Approves $871,879 Design Contract Fix for Chinatown School
Boston Public Facilities Commission unanimously approved an $871,879 amendment to the design contract for the new Josiah Quincy Upper School in Chinatown.
Boston Commits $1.5 Million to Vaccine Equity Grants as Positivity Rate Tops Threshold
Boston launches $1.5 million Vaccine Equity Grant Initiative as COVID positivity climbs above city threshold.
Boston Launches Multilingual Hope Campaign to Boost COVID-19 Vaccination Equity
Boston Mayor Kim Janey launched the multilingual "Hope Campaign" to drive COVID-19 vaccine uptake in communities of color as the city reported a 39 percent week-over-week rise in cases.
Boston Launches $1.5 Million Vaccine Equity Grant for Underserved Communities
Boston commits $1.5 million to close COVID-19 vaccine equity gaps. Acting Mayor Kim Janey announced the Vaccine Equity Grant Initiative at a press conference at Martin Luther King Jr.