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US Army Marks 250 Years: Who Are some of the Soldiers Behind the Uniform?
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US Army Marks 250 Years: Who Are some of the Soldiers Behind the Uniform?

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The Army celebrates its 250th birthday this Saturday. The region has been preparing and talking all about event plans to mark the moment, but what about the men and women who don the uniform?See the Story
Potential Redevelopment of Linemann and Hurley Buildings Discussed at Public Meeting – The Boston Sun
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Potential Redevelopment of Linemann and Hurley Buildings Discussed at Public Meeting – The Boston Sun

By Dan Murphy The potential future redevelopment of the state-owned, 5.5-acre site of the connected Linemann and Hurley buildings was the matter at hand during a public meeting held on Wednesday, June 4, at the West End Museum. D. MurphyThe Charles F. Hurley Building. ​The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM), together with the Department of Mental Health, will potentially offer the site of the massive, concrete complex …See the Story
The Bridge Project Expands to Boston, Bringing Groundbreaking Support to Moms and Babies – The Boston Sun
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The Bridge Project Expands to Boston, Bringing Groundbreaking Support to Moms and Babies – The Boston Sun

Special to the Sun The Bridge Project – the nation’s largest unconditional cash program focused exclusively on providing support to low-income mothers and their babies – is expanding to include the City of Boston. With this launch, The Bridge Project extends its proven model to expectant and new moms in the Boston area. Participants will receive unconditional cash assistance from pregnancy through the first 1,000 days of their baby’s life—a cruc…See the Story

McDonough and Lee to be Honored for Leadership in Improving Healthcare Access – Beacon Hill Times

Special to the Times Boston Senior Home Care (BSHC), a trusted provider of home- and community based services, is pleased to announce Planned Lifetime Assistance Network of Massachusetts and Rhode  Island, Inc. (PLAN of MA & RI) as its Diamond Sponsor for its upcoming Legacy of Leading Gala: Transforming  Communities Through Service celebration on October 16, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Boston.  This new strategic collaboration brings together tw…Boston, Massachusetts · BostonRead Article

Catholic Charities Boston Honors Colliers Co-Chairman Kevin Phelanat Annual Spring Celebration Gala – The Boston Sun

Special to the Sun On Wednesday, May 28, Catholic Charities Boston [CCAB] honored Kevin Phelan, co-chairman of Colliers Boston, at its annual Spring Celebration Gala at the Fairmont Copley Plaza, drawing nearly 450 guests. The event surpassed last year’s fundraising total by raising over $1.5 million in support of vulnerable clients across Eastern Massachusetts.     Phelan was presented the John and Virginia Kaneb Justice and Compassion Award, w…Boston, Massachusetts · BostonSee the Story

Boston Police Make Arrests in Two Incidents Near MGH in Just Days – Beacon Hill Times

By Dan Murphy Boston Police arrested a suspect in the connection with an alleged stabbing near Mass General Hospital on Thursday, May 29 – only two days after another suspect was arrested in the same area after snatching an officer’s gun and shooting himself in the foot during the ensuing struggle. The stabbing suspect, later identified as 56-year-old John Huddleston of Boston, was arrested in the area of 90 Blossom St., after police responded t…Boston, Massachusetts · BostonSee the Story

Venerable Sculptor Nancy Schön Receives Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts Degree From Tufts – The Boston Sun

By Dan Murphy Nancy Schön, the celebrated public artist who brought Robert McCloskey’s  classic children’s book ‘Make Way for Ducklings’ to life  with her iconic sculpture in the Public Garden, was awarded an honorary doctorate of fine arts degree during the all-university commencement ceremony at the school on May 18. ​“You are a passionate community activist who is now creating thought-provoking sculpture inspired by modern day realities,” sai…Boston, Massachusetts · BostonSee the Story

State Fire Marshal Highlights Summer Fire Safety – Beacon Hill Times

Special to the Times State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine is asking residents to practice outdoor fire safety in the weeks and months ahead. “As the weather gets warmer and we start spending more time outside, outdoor fires also start to increase,” State Fire Marshal Davine said. “Unfortunately, many of these fires cause serious injuries and property damage – but almost all of them can be prevented.” Grilling Safety About two-thirds of grilling fire…Boston, Massachusetts · BostonRead Article

Department of Correction Lowers Minimum Age to Become a Correction Officer to 19 – Beacon Hill Times

Special to the Times The Massachusetts Department of Correction is proud to announce a change in its hiring policy, lowering the minimum age requirement to become a Correction Officer from 21 to 19. The adjustment is part of a broader effort to expand recruitment, attract younger candidates, and establish a new pathway for individuals interested in a career in public service.   The newly established minimum appointment age was implemented to att…Boston, Massachusetts · BostonRead Article

Mayor Wu and Parks and Recreation Dept. Cut Ribbon on Flour Bakery on the Common – The Boston Sun

By Sun Staff Mayor Michelle Wu joined the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, celebrated pastry chef Joanne Chang, and community members on Friday, May 30, to cut the ribbon on Flour Bakery + Café’s newest location in the Boston Common Concession Pavilion. Flour was selected as the food vendor via a competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) issued in the fall of 2024 to take over the former ‘men’s comfort station’ located near the center of th…Boston, Massachusetts · BostonSee the Story

Markey Calls for Urgently Needed Funding for Flood Resilience Project – Chelsea Record

Special to the Record Senator Ed Markey tours the Island End River site along withJohn Walkey, State Senator Sal DiDomenico, and Chelsea Directorof Planning and Community Development Ben Cares. U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey hosted a press conference on Wednesday, May 28 to call attention to the urgent need to address flooding along the Island End River in Chelsea and Everett that is part of the Mystic River watershed area and threatens homes, t…FloodsSee the Story

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