Mayor Michelle Wu and the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture announced applications have reopened for the City of Boston’s Opportunity Fund, a grant program that supports meaningful one-time opportunities for artists living in the city of Boston to further…
Justice Department Awards More Than $17.5 Million to Support Project Safe Neighborhoods
The Department of Justice has awarded $314,273 to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS) to administer Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) grant funds in the District of Massachusetts. Since the program began in 2001, nearly $7 million…
Temporary Rink Installed at Frog Pond To Allow for Public Skating This Winter
When it looked as though there would be no skating at the Frog Pond on the Boston Common this winter for the second consecutive season – this time, due to a mechanical issue with the rink’s colling mechanism – the…
Boston Logan Airport Officials Celebrate Opening of New Terminal C Canopy and Upper Deck
The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport), airline partners, and other stakeholders celebrated the completion of the new Terminal C Canopy and Upper Deck at Boston Logan International Airport. The two-year project increased the efficiency of the space by adding travel lanes…
City of Boston Credit Union Supports the George Collier Annual Holiday Community Give Back Program
In honor of Former Lieutenant George Collier, who passed away suddenly back in 2018, Bunker Hill Associates, Boston Police Runners Club, and the City of Boston Credit Union support the 2021 Annual George M. Collier Holiday Community Give Back Program…
‘Tis the Season for Giving — and Never Has the Need Been More Urgent
“It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.” — Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities. With Christmas fast approaching, most of us will be rushing about — either to the stores and malls or on-line…
GOP’s Opposition to Rachael Rollins
The unprecedented opposition, accompanied by unprecedented vitriol, by the Republican members of the U.S. Senate to the nomination of Suffolk County District Atty. Rachael Rollins for the position of U.S. Attorney for the Massachusetts district has laid bare their driven…
Guest Op-Ed: Somehow, Some Way, May This Be a Christmas Worth Remembering
Dr. Glenn Mollette We had difficulties when we were growing up in Martin county, Kentucky but overall, we thought we were doing okay. President Lyndon Johnson came to Inez, Kentucky in 1964 to let us know we weren’t doing very…
Letter to the Editor
It Was Amazing, Thank You To the Editor, All Roads Charlestown would like to sincerely Thank every one of our community members and the community organizations that came together to support our First Annual Christmas Stroll. For us, it was…
Obituaries 12-16-2021
Joy Ivey St. John Devoted Community Advocate Joy Ivey St John, 81, passed away peacefully on December 7 surrounded by her family. Born in New York, NY on June 6, 1940, Ivey grew up in Greenwich, CT (“Grunch”) and moved…
Charlestown Christmas Stroll
DPIR Files for Large-Scale Sullivan Square Project, Triggers Public Comment Period
Developers looking to convert a 60,089 square foot parcel in an industrial corner of Charlestown between Sullivan Square and Somerville into a 25-story mixed-use development recently filed a Draft Project Impact Report (DPIR) with the Boston Planning and Development Agency.…