This Sunday is Easter, the holiest and most significant day of Christianity, which marks Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead after his crucifixion two days earlier on Good Friday. Christians believe that Christ died to redeem us from our sins.…
Court Rules in City’s Favor on White Stadium Project
By Adam Swift Last week, a Suffolk County Superior Judge ruled that the renovations at White Stadium at Franklin Park can continue and that the stadium is not protected as park or conservation land under Article 97 of state land.…
Artists Group of Charlestown Holds Opening at the Stove Factory Gallery
The exhibition is called Spring’s Invitation: Expressions Of The Natural World and the pieces comprising the show all evolve around the season of Spring.
DiDomenico Clarifies City Council Meeting Invite Issue on Stadium Project
By Cary Shuman Sen. Sal DiDomenico, whose idea for a professional soccer stadium project for Everett has been hailed by sports fans in this area, is clarifying the issue of him not being invited to a City Council meeting to…
Wu Officially Kicks off Reelection Campaign
By Adam Swift Mayor Michelle Wu officially kicked off her reelection campaign for a second term in office on Saturday. During a speech to supporters at the Boston Center for the Arts Cyclorama in the South End, Wu highlighted her…
Coletta Zapata Stewards Passage of Legislation on Road Safety Regarding Food Delivery Apps
Special to the Patriot-Bridge Following an extensive amendment process, Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata steered passage of a revised road safety ordinance originally sponsored by Mayor Michelle Wu. The ordinance responds to the rapid, unregulated growth of delivery services, which has…
Greater Boston and Mystic Valley residents should contact ABCD
Special to the Patriot-Bridge Action for Boston Community Development (ABCD) urges residents in Greater Boston and the Mystic Valley to review the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) eligibility guidelines even if they don’t consider themselves low or moderate income and…
Senator DiDomenico Joins Student Government Day with Constituents
Senator Sal DiDomenico attended a State House event recently as civically minded students from his district and all over the state came to the building for the 78th Annual Student Government Day. This event takes place every April, with young…
Bunker Hill Day 1890: Nativists vs. the Hibernians
By Ed Callahan In the archives of the Massachusetts Historical Society is contained a copy of a political cartoon which was most likely published in 1890. It is a scathing attack on the Irish appropriation of Bunker Hill Day. On…
Boston Officials Announce Launch of Urban Agriculture Ambassador Program
Special to the Patriot-Bridge The City of Boston announced launch of the Urban Agriculture Ambassador Program (UAAP) for 2025-26, a new initiative by GrowBoston: Office of Urban Agriculture, a division of the Mayor’s Office of Housing. This program will provide…
Boston Public Library Receives the 2025 AIA Collaborative Achievement Award
The Boston Public Library (BPL) has been recognized with the prestigious 2025 American Institute of Architects (AIA) Collaborative Achievement Award for its visionary approach to people-centered architecture—preserving history while shaping inclusive, inspiring spaces for the future. As the first large,…
Boston Logan International Airport joins Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program
Program discreetly identifies passengers who may need extra support Special to the Patriot-Bridge The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) is partnering with the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program; a worldwide program that helps create accessible and inclusive places for all those with…