The Beacon Hill Architectural Commission unanimously approved a design review application for 56 Beacon St. at the commission’s monthly public hearing, which has held virtually on Thursday, June 26.

Patrons of Beacon Hill Bakery can choose a regular or mini paczek, filled with either the costly rose hip jam (‘z Roza’), which was traditionally reserved for Polish aristocracy, or the more ...

EdVestors, a Boston-based school improvement organization, awarded $537,700 in grants to over 35 nonprofits working with 63 Boston Public Schools (BPS) to support equitable, quality arts education for ...

The Forum culminated in a pitch competition, where small business owners shared their products and business plan with a panel of judges, including Citizens business bankers.

The MBTA announced the launch of its Summer Music Series this season. An effort to brighten the commutes of thousands of MBTA riders, current or graduated Berklee College of Music musicians will ...

Mayor Michelle Wu and the City of Boston’s Office of Tourism, Sports and Entertainment announced the release of Dear Summer Vol. 3, the latest edition of the City’s official summer mixtape. The annual ...

The Museum of African American History I Boston & Nantucket (MAAH) today announced the launch of a $10 million capital campaign to develop new exhibits and program offerings, enhance engagement with ...

The excitement and bustle of the Fourth of July weekend have come and gone, and now we can settle into our summer rhythm — whatever that may be for each of us and our families — for the remaining ...

Almost three-quarters of high school teachers cite cell phone use as a major problem in their classrooms. Phone use during the school day serves no educational purpose and only increases the risks of ...

Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell has spearheaded a bill that would require all public schools to create a formal policy regarding the use of cell phones, tablets, and other personal ...