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Allston-Brighton Hill Memorial Baptist Church to be redeveloped into affordable elderly housing
A historic church in Allston-Brighton is in the early stages of redevelopment into affordable housing for the elderly.
Impact of student arrests at Emerson College ripples through campuses in Greater Boston
Arrests at Emerson College on Thursday have shaken the student body and neighboring Boston colleges after police swarmed an encampment organized by students and community members in solidarity wi...
Boston Public School Committee discusses summer 2024, approves grants
The Boston Public School Committee discussed summer plans and approved five grants during its Wednesday meeting.
Steward financial crisis sparks community action at St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center
Health care workers and community members will hold a rally outside of St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center on Monday as closures threaten Massachusetts hospitals amidst the ongoing Steward healthcar...
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Affordable housing in Back Bay offers new opportunities for previously unhoused and low-income individuals
The latest affordable housing effort in Back Bay, approved by the city of Boston last month, created 210 affordable apartments in the area, 111 of which were designated for people formerly unhous...
Emerson, MIT student groups set up camp amid student arrests across country
The first day of Passover happened rather unceremoniously in the 2 Boylston St. alley. Grape juice and paper seder plates bordered a dinner table thrown together with copies of Emerson College’...
Allston-Brighton’s only city-owned community center will relocate under new funding
In the years that lifelong Allston-Brighton resident Maria Tempesta has worked at the Jackson Mann Community Center, she remembers a time when the city of Boston provided the center with large am...
‘A Boston-wide problem’: Allston square development project remains work in progress amidst lack of funding
A plan to develop Allston square, announced in February 2018, has not broken ground as it awaits funding from bank lenders.
City Council adopts stronger effort to deal with ‘problem properties’ across Boston
Boston City Council discussed ways to expand their problem properties project, which pinpoints properties that are problematic for the neighborhood.
Boston Marathon’s impact on small businesses
With the Boston Marathon approaching on Monday, various small businesses provide insight into the impact that the marathon, runners and tourists have had on their establishments in recent years.