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Spirit Of America Council’s inaugural Thomas A. Kershaw Scouting Entrepreneur Award presented to namesake
Scouting America Greater Boston — the Spirit of Adventure Council (formerly the Boy Scouts) has bestowed its inaugural 2026 Thomas A. Kershaw Scouting Entrepreneur Award upon its namesake, Thomas A. Kershaw, for his entrepreneurial spirit, civic leadership, generosity, and…
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Councilor Flynn again calls for city ‘rat czar’ at special hearing on rodents
Amid persistent reports of rodent sightings throughout the city, District 2 Councilor Ed Flynn again pointed to the urgent need for a ‘rat czar’ during a special City Council City Services hybrid hearing held Oct. 22 at City Hall, as… Read more →
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Beacon Hill comes alive for Halloween
Beacon Hill residents are known to go all out for Halloween, with ghoulish decorations that attract the masses. Brownstones are outfitted with 10-foot-tall skeletons, ghosts and that hang from balconies. Not everything is devilish, though: A butterfly-themed display has…
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BCHA Community Corner 10-30-26
Halloween + Clean-up As in years past, the Beacon Hill Civic Association is working with the City and local police to barricade many of the upper streets on Beacon Hill to provide a safe area for neighborhood families to trick… Read more →
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Boston residents taking advantage of early voting
With one week left for early voting, Boston residents have been turning out at sites across the city to ensure their voices are counted. Boston resident Tom Ouellette cast his ballot at the Boston Architectural College voting site on Boylston… Read more →
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NeighborHealth expands access to breast cancer screening during two-day community event
NeighborHealth hosted a two-day series of community events on October 13 and 14 in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, bringing breast health education, preventive care and no-cost mammograms for eligible patients directly to its East Boston and South End… Read more →
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Mass General history walking tour: two centuries in 45 minutes
Experience Mass General History: Two Centuries in 45 minutes on November 6, and December 4, from 12-12:45 p.m. Tour the Ether Dome, the historic operating theater where surgical anesthesia was first successfully, publicly demonstrated in 1846, and other points of… Read more →
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Only two-dozen of Central BPL’s iconic green reading lamps left to be named
Via the Boston Public Library Fund’s ‘Illuminating Bates Hall’ initiative, donors now have a chance to dedicate one of the reading room’s iconic, green-shaded reading lamps in tribute to a loved one, and each dedication includes a brass plaque engraved… Read more →
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Composer André Previn turns a classic American drama into a searing opera of desire, illusion and two worlds colliding
Next up in its 50th Season, Boston Lyric Opera (BLO) presents André Previn’s acclaimed opera adaptation of Tennessee Williams’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play A Streetcar Named Desire at the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre. A co-production with Opera Theatre of Saint Louis,… Read…
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Wu announces record year for street lighting upgrades citywide
Mayor Michelle Wu joined residents, City officials and Public Works staff to celebrate the completion of 7,202 street lighting upgrades across Boston so far this year—nearly triple the 2,483 upgrades completed in all of 2025 and the highest annual total… Read more →