The Anchor venue in the Navy Yard has opened for the season, and with the warmer weather coming, anticipates having another great year of food, drinks and programming on the waterfront. It will be the third season for The Anchor,…
Author: Seth Daniel
May Day Charlestown Looks to Bring Business Back to Town
To jump-start businesses of all kind on May 1, the Charlestown business community has come together like never before to highlight all kinds of businesses and invite residents to shop safely and patronize the local proprietors in the Town. The…
Warren-Prescott, Other Schools Return the Five-Day, In-Person Option
Happy students who had chosen returning to school in-person, full-time at the highest rate in the city returned to the Warren Prescott School in grades K-8 on Monday with all the smiles and excitement of what would be the first…
On Earth Day, Wu Calls for End of Diesel School Bus-Fleet, Full Electrification by 2030
On Earth Day, City Councilor At-Large and Candidate for Mayor Michelle Wu joined advocates, including David Meshoulam, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Speak for the Trees, to call for the City of Boston to electrify its school bus fleet by…
State Rep. Dan Ryan Latest Boston Elected To Endorse Santiago For Mayor
Charlestown Representative Joins Growing List of Boston Electeds to Back Jon Santiago for Mayor Mayoral candidate and South End State Rep. Jon Santiago has earned the endorsement of another Boston legislator, with Charlestown State Rep. Dan Ryan joining the Santiago…
Happy Birthday, Rose, a True ‘Lady’ Turns 100 at Zelma Lacey
There were balloons and flowers and no shortage of well-wishings from neighbors, family and staff at the Zelma Lacey house this week for Rose Walsh – a long-time Charlestown resident who turned 100 years old on Wednesday. “Sometimes I feel…
Growth Begins at Sprouts Garden Project on Terminal Street
It’s been a long and winding regulatory road, but this week the Sprouts Garden refurbishment has begun with the demolition of the old garden infrastructure and the beginning of the large, Phase 1 rebuild. The Sprouts Garden has been in…
Judge Sides With School Committee on Exam School Policy
Federal Judge William Young late last week issued his decision on the challenge to this year’s altered Exam School Admission process, saying that the temporary admissions system did not discriminate by race against white and Asian students, but it should…
What to Do? An Infusion of Cash Resources Into BPS Calls for Careful Planning
For what seems like an eternity, Boston Public Schools (BPS) had to make funding decisions based on limited resources, but with nearly half a billion dollars coming to the district over the next few years, many educators and education non-profits…
With a Little Behind the Scenes Work, Monument Guest Books to Return to the Town
The missing Bunker Hill Monument guestbooks will once again be under the shadow of the Monument – after having nearly been lost again in an antiquities auction last week. The three guestbooks were from the 1860s during the Civil War…