Boston City Councilor Miniard Culpepper met with constituents at Northeastern Crossing Feb. 5 as part of his “District 7 Listening Tour,” giving residents the opportunity to voice their concerns and share ideas for the district’s future.
The meeting was the third installment...
The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, or MFA, eliminated 6.3% of its workforce in a controversial move effective Jan. 30.
According to a Jan. 28 press release from the MFA, the decision to lay off 33 active employees and cut 28 job vacancies was “in order to address a growing...
Hundreds gathered in front of Boston Public Library Jan. 20 to protest the Trump administration’s increased deployment of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, agents to immigrant communities across the country.
People gathered in solidarity with Boston’s...
About 250 people gathered at Forsyth Park Jan. 20, the anniversary of President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, as part of a nationwide walkout to protest his аdministration’s policies.
More than 900 "Free America" events were held across the country at 2 p.m. local...
The Boston Public Library, or BPL, is marking the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States with a new major exhibition titled “Revolution! 250 Years of Art & Activism in Boston.” The show examines American values and ideals throughout the country’s history...
Last fall, Northeastern University and the City of Boston announced they would enter two new agreements, increasing Northeastern’s annual payments to the city by 36.8% — a commitment experts say requires long-term accountability and community engagement by the university.
The...
Pawsh Dog Boutique is keeping the sincerity of local business alive by caring for all of their customers — whether they have feet or paws.
The boutique, situated in Back Bay, was opened by couple Mike and Nancy Maida in 2008. At the time, Mike Maida worked as a veterinary...
Thousands gathered at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, or MFA, Jan. 19 to celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with a full day of art, performances and activities.
MFA’s 24th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day open house included an interactive Black history...
Every evening, Duane Mitchell — a 73-year-old semi-retired software development consultant — opens his Uber app, grabs his keys and walks out of his home in Roslindale to his blue 2015 Subaru Forester. From there, he sets off to drive all across Boston, where he has worked...
When Bostonians take the Orange Line to Downtown Crossing, they arrive at an array of fast food chain restaurants: Five Guys, Falafel King and Taco John’s. But in the back alley of Kingston Street is an unassuming building home to Selfup Cooking Classes, where customers chef...
Situated at 131 Beverly St. overlooking both the iconic Charles River and the tranquil Paul Revere Park, the newly-opened Toussaint Louverture Cultural Center, or TLCC, rests along Boston’s windy waterfront.
The center, which opened in May, serves as a home for Haitian cultural...
Under the holiday bistro lights, the nose tingling smell of baked Cheese Haus sandwiches and sweet hot chocolate filled the air of Seaport this past holiday season at Boston’s annual Snowport Winter Village pop-up.
The Holiday Market is an iconic, hallmark spot for university...
