AAPI Business Resource Fair encourages small business owners
The AAPI Business Resource Fair gave Asian entrepreneurs resources from the business ecosystem at the Tip O’Neill Federal Building, Small Business Administration (SBA) Massachusetts District Office on...
View ArticleCastle Square Tenants Organization youth display artwork
The Castle Square Tenants Organization hosted a Youth Art Show May 26 at its community center, featuring artwork and films by teenagers. The youth art program was partly supported by a grant from the...
View ArticleOne Greenway affordable condo construction on schedule
The One Greenway affordable condo construction is coming along nicely, said developers at a public meeting May 26 at the One Greenway community room. Continue reading
View ArticleEating disorders 101
Eating disorders include extreme emotions, attitudes and behaviors surrounding weight and food issues, according to the National Eating Disorders Association. Eating disorders can cause emotional and...
View ArticleMayor welcomes residents to coffee hour
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh celebrated the reopening of Elliot Norton Park on June 22. Continue reading
View ArticleChinatown July meeting roundup: CSC, CRA
The Chinatown Safety Committee held its monthly meeting July 6 at the DoubleTree Hotel. The Chinatown Resident Association (CRA) met July 6 at the Josiah Quincy Elementary School. Continue reading
View ArticleBoston city council passes $2.68 billion budget
The Boston City Council voted to pass Mayor Martin Walsh’s budget for fiscal year 2017 on June 30. Continue reading
View ArticleBoston celebrates World Gin Month
Gin is not the most beloved liquor of all. It is often looked as too strong or bitter. However, a few local distilleries are trying to change that perception. Continue reading
View ArticleGov. Baker voices commitment for parks
Gov. Charlie Baker met with members of the media to discuss his administration’s work at the Statehouse on July 13. Continue reading
View ArticleTravel to Aruba, tropical destination
Aruba is the perfect destination if you are looking for a Caribbean paradise to relax and forget about life’s troubles. Here are some tips before you book your next flight. Continue reading
View ArticleMental health outreach for Asian women goes to Wellesley College
The Asian Women’s Action for Resilience and Empowerment project will be launched at Wellesley College for the upcoming fall semester. Continue reading
View ArticleBerkeley Community Garden welcomes guests
Guests and gardeners of Environment Massachusetts held a gathering at Berkeley Community Garden in the South End on August 9 to explore the gardens and learn more about the importance of protecting...
View ArticleSuicide Prevention Awareness Month seeks to support those in pain
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Suicide is a global phenomenon that affects all regions of the world. Continue reading
View Article‘It’s OK to Talk’ opens up dialogue on emotional pain
People are taking and posting selfies with the OK sign as part of the #ItsOkayToTalk campaign. These photos encourage conversation about mental health and suicide to help men open up about their...
View ArticleTEAM kickoff highlights Asian American mental health
Together Empowering Asian Minds (TEAM) launched Sept.20 at Massachusetts General Hospital in an effort to get more Asian Americans talking about mental health. Continue reading
View ArticleAG Healey launches New Americans Advisory Council
Attorney General Maura Healey launched her New Americans Advisory Council on Sept. 19 in Boston. The council is made up of 26 members who will work with Healey to address the needs of the state’s...
View ArticleBoston City Council votes on women’s health insurance coverage
The Boston City council voted 12-0 on Sept. 28 on a resolution urging Congress to repeal the Hyde Amendment and provide federal funding for abortions with government health coverage. Continue reading
View ArticleKing’s tide floods Boston
Boston’s Long Wharf was under the highest tides of the year, or king tide, from Oct. 17 to 19. Continue reading
View ArticleBoston City Hall illuminated with exterior lighting
The City of Boston showed off a new architectural exterior lighting installation, a permanent fixture to highlight and enhance the building‘s original design while livening up City Hall plaza and...
View ArticleLocal Craft Spirits Festival takes place in Cambridge
The Local Craft Spirits Festival took place Oct. 15 in Cambridge. Continue reading
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