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Councilor Jackson proposes program to assist immigrants

Councilor Jackson proposes program to assist immigrants

February 8, 2017
The program would provide financial assistance for the legal defense of immigrants.
City Council submits resolution to make BPS sanctuary schools

City Council submits resolution to make BPS sanctuary schools

February 8, 2017
“In the City of Boston, we will keep our young people, our future and our scholars safe in our schools,” Jackson said.
Roxbury residents voice concerns about Tremont Crossing complex

Roxbury residents voice concerns about Tremont Crossing complex

February 8, 2017
Tremont Crossing is a proposed multimillion-dollar development project in Roxbury that would include residential, retail, art and office space.
Activists talk US housing policy at Jamaica Plain church

Activists talk US housing policy at Jamaica Plain church

February 8, 2017
Activists talked about HUD Secretary nominee Ben Carson, civic engagement and grassroots political activism throughout President Donald Trump's administration.
Thousands line parade route to celebrate Patriots' Super Bowl win

Thousands line parade route to celebrate Patriots’ Super Bowl win

February 8, 2017
Fans flocked to the streets despite snowy weather on Tuesday to celebrate the New England Patriot's comeback win.
United South End Settlements turns 125

United South End Settlements turns 125

February 4, 2017
USES is a community organization that helps low-income families in Boston’s South End and Lower Roxbury.
Protesters pack Copley to resist Trump's ban

Protesters pack Copley to resist Trump’s ban

February 4, 2017
President Donald J. Trump signed the order Friday banning entry to the U.S. for immigrants from seven Muslim-majority countries.
Boston residents, politicians speak out against proposed helipad

Boston residents, politicians speak out against proposed helipad

February 4, 2017
The helipad was a key part of the incentive package offered to General Electric (GE) in their move to Boston.
Dozens denounce deportations in Chinatown protest

Dozens denounce deportations in Chinatown protest

February 4, 2017
The rally was planned by the Boston May Day Coalition, an organization that advocates for the rights of undocumented immigrants.
Boston advocacy groups hold teach-in against intolerance

Boston advocacy groups hold teach-in against intolerance

January 26, 2017
Masses of people filled the Arlington Street Church basement this week to learn protesting skills.
Baker discusses economy, schools in State of the Commonwealth address

Baker discusses economy, schools in State of the Commonwealth address

January 25, 2017
Gov. Baker delivered his second annual State of the Commonwealth address Tuesday night in the State House.
Walsh unveils anti-displacement legislative package

Walsh unveils anti-displacement legislative package

January 25, 2017
“We’re going to use every tool at our disposal to keep Boston a city of neighborhoods and a city for everyone,” Walsh said.