Homes with a New Purpose in South Boston
After a 15-year remodeling project, the Boston Housing Authority recently celebrated the completion of the Anne M. Lynch Homes at Old Colony in South Boston. The BHA, in collaboration with…
Boston’s fan festival unites people’s differences on a global stage
The celebration of the World Cup at the FIFA Fan Festival brought high energy and excitement to Boston, creating an environment where different cultures and backgrounds could unite. Since the…
Hunger is Rising. So is Food Waste. This Nonprofit Targets Both.
Hunger is on the rise nationally — and in Boston, the need is great. That’s what drives Virginie Forget, site director for Food Rescue US-Boston, a branch of a national…
The Road to Bike Safety Starts at the Park
In several Boston neighborhood parks, children are preparing themselves for a taste of newfound freedom. “Bike towns” within the city have gained popularity through Mayor Michelle Wu’s recent “Connect, Learn,…
La CASA Brings Latino Community Together Under One Roof
The region’s largest Latino cultural center has recently emerged where the All Saints Lutheran Church once stood in Boston’s South End. La CASA, the Center for the Arts, Self-determination and…
The Hidden Gem in the South End
The League of Women for Community Service has always put people first. Throughout its service and dedication to the community, the league has strived to provide a space for culture,…
Interactive Timeline: Boston & America’s 250th
We created a timeline of key moments in Boston history that echo through modern culture & society. ★★★★★★★★★★★ Boston & America 250 · 1775–2026 250 Years in Boston Key moments…
Preserving Boston History, While Increasing Sustainability
For the last 50 years, the Boston Landmark Commission has worked to preserve the historic culture of Boston. Now, it’s creating a sustainable future for the city. The commission has…
How a Breakup Letter Changed American history
With July 4 around the corner, many Americans will celebrate the day they believe the United States gained independence. But is it really Independence Day? According to Garrett Dash Nelson,…
Helen’s Leather Shop
The business, at 110 Charles St., was founded almost 50 years ago by Helen and Ed Bourgeois. Stepping into Helen’s Leather Shop on Beacon Hill is like taking a step…









