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BCYF Clougherty Pool Project Feedback Wanted
By Michael Coughlin Jr. The Boston Centers for Youth and Families (BCYF), the Public Facilities Department (PFD), and Fennick McCredie Architecture held a meeting at the Charlestown High School Cafeteria on Monday, Feb. 13, looking for feedback regarding proposals for…
Wu Announces New PowerCorpsBOS Career Pathway in Building Operations
Special to the Regional Review PowerCorpsBOS joined A Better City and Roxbury Community College (RCC) for an orientation event to receive an overview of the newest PowerCorps building operations career pathway, skills to support the transition to energy efficiency and…
EBNHC Introducing the Office of the Patient Advocate
By Michael Coughlin Jr. Equity is one of the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center’s (EBNHC) biggest focuses this year in all facets. With equity in mind and to improve patient service, the EBNHC is creating the Office of the Patient…
Chief Jemison Welcomes New Director of Planning Aimee Chambers
Chief of Planning Arthur Jemison today announced the hiring of Aimee Chambers, AICP as the new Director of Planning. Her professional experience includes a wide range of planning and urban design work from affordable housing development to bicycle and pedestrian…
News Briefs
Michael P. Quinn Dinner Dance Returns April 1 to Knights of Columbus Hall Michael P. Quinn’s mission of assisting the talents youth of our beloved town has been made possible by your continued support. Preparations are now underway for the…
Local Author’s Latest Work: Tom MacDonald at Charlestown Library To Discuss His New Crime Novel
Award-winning author Tom MacDonald has published his fifth Dermot Sparhawk crime novel, The Murder of Vincent Dunn. Tom will be at the Charlestown Library on Thursday, February 16, at 6:00 PM to talk about the book. In 2021 Tom’s “Nashua…
Charlestown Again Central to a Crime Story, but With a Difference
Everyone thinks they know Charlestown, the small, historically Irish-Catholic neighborhood of Boston sometimes referred to as the bank robbery capital of the country. The “Green Square Mile,” as it’s been known, has given novelists and filmmakers alike plenty of fodder…
Wu Announces Call for Artists To Redesign Neighborhood Signs
Mayor Michelle Wu announced the launch of the Neighborhood Sign Redesign program in partnership with the Office of Arts & Culture, the Department of Property Management, and the Department of Innovation and Technology. Across Boston, neighborhood signs welcome residents and…