Isaac Ladas
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- June 30, 2025
- 296 views
Boston’s orchestra, Everyone’s stage
For 25 years, the Boston landmark’s orchestral music has filled Boston’s parks, bringing free performances to overlooked communities. The Boston Landmarks Orchestra was started in 2001 by conductor Charles Ansbacher.…
MultipleChinatown’s tasty treats and busy streets
The culturally strong neighborhood of Chinatown displays a variety of Asian culinary, art, and attractions that keep people coming back for more. View the multimedia project below.
Sid Chopra
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- June 27, 2025
- 220 views
Need to park? Ask AI.
The City of Boston is using AI that processes street imagery to help residents understand parking rules and how curbs are used. Drivers, including those from DoorDash, Amazon, and the…
Nanda Meirelles
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- June 27, 2025
- 259 views
PTSD Event Aims to Build Community for Military Veterans
Military veterans experience post-traumatic stress disorder, including flashbacks from combat, difficulty following a routine, and lack of connection to the rest of the world. Often, they suffer in silence, but…
Lily Mancaniello
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- June 27, 2025
- 273 views
‘Portraits of Pride’ Celebrates LGBTQ Community
“Portraits of Pride: A Celebration of Legacy Makers,” a traveling exhibit by the Boston LGBTQ Museum of Art, Culture and History, highlights thriving members of the local LGBTQ community. On…
Jugeiry Perez
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- June 27, 2025
- 299 views
Uncovering the North End’s Hidden Black History
The North End is home to Italian restaurants and historic architecture. However, its Black history has long stayed in the shadows. Roberto Mighty, a local award-winning filmmaker and multimedia artist,…
Abibatou Sagna
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- June 27, 2025
- 213 views
Launching Food Trucks for a City that Sleeps
Boston is a city with a reputation for having a nonexistent nightlife, which has frustrated people for decades. The cost of entry fees, buying drinks, and getting home makes the…
Gabrielly De Freitas
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- June 27, 2025
- 193 views
Preparing Boston for Climate Change by Thinking Ahead
Temperatures are warming, ice caps are melting, and sea levels are rising. Knowing this, non-profits like Boston Harbor Now are making plans to redevelop the waterfront to withstand rising sea…
Rose Howell
- News
- June 27, 2025
- 191 views
One-on-one with Josh Kraft
Josh Kraft is trying to do something that hasn’t been done since 1949. He’s trying to beat an incumbent, Mayor Michelle Wu. He acknowledged that no incumbent mayor has lost…
Biruk Meyer
- News
- June 27, 2025
- 229 views
City or Town? Brookline is Divided.
An ongoing question has some Brookline residents divided. Should Brookline become a city or remain a town? The debate stems from a 2020 charter commission that would reconsider the town’s…