Boston Seeing a Transformation

“The idea of an Innovation District is more the future for Boston, but hopefully will bring new profits to the city as well as creating more affordable housing,” said Boston Municipal Research Bureau President Sam Tyler.
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Wally’s Jazz Cafe Defies Gentrification

The South End on a Saturday night can be summed up in one word: bustling. Chic new restaurants spring up frequently along the trendy streets of Tremont and Washington, attracting a young adult crowd.
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Massachusetts Celebrates Gay Marriage Anniversary

By Isabelle DeSisto May 17 marked the 10th anniversary of Massachusetts’ first same-sex marriages. Goodridge v. Dept. of Public Health, a landmark MA Supreme Judicial Court case, made the state
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Boston’s Adaption to Clean Eating

By Tia DiSalvo Clean eating, the latest craze to sweep the Hub, has resulted in new vegan-and vegetarian- friendly restaurants making their way across all parts of Boston. As city
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Going ‘Green’ in the City

By Katherine Barnes Sitting on a North End Park bench, the sounds of the traffic, squealing tires and honking horns fade to a hum in the background. The sound of
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Construction site of the Millennium Tower at Downtown Crossing is ongoing. (Photo by Jordan Gauthier)

Boston Seeing a Transformation

June 27, 2014 Leave a comment

“The idea of an Innovation District is more the future for Boston, but hopefully will bring new profits to the city as well as creating more affordable housing,” said Boston Municipal Research Bureau President Sam Tyler.

Wally's, an historic jazz spot in Boston's South End. (Photo courtesy Wally's Cafe)

Wally’s Jazz Cafe Defies Gentrification

June 27, 2014 Leave a comment

The South End on a Saturday night can be summed up in one word: bustling. Chic new restaurants spring up frequently along the trendy streets of Tremont and Washington, attracting a young adult crowd.