A straight pride parade beginning at Copley Square and ending at City Hall Plaza took place on Saturday, August 31. The parade was organized by a group called “Super Happy Fun America” who claim straight people are an oppressed majority. Participants waved American flags and marched alongside a Trump 2020 float. Counter-protestors came out en Read More…
As part of Boston’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Mayor Walsh extended the fiscal year 2020 residential and personal exemption applications deadline. This year’s deadline is Tuesday, June 1, 2020. The City has a number of tax relief programs for those homeowners who occupy the property as their principal residence. This year, the residential exemption Read More…
Today is Friday, October 9 and heading into Columbus Day weekend, the Italian American Alliance is ‘surprised’ over plans for the Christopher Columbus statue, read more on Boston.com. Here’s what else you need to know for today… 3:30PM Revere in Perspective: Artistry, Labor, and Luxury – Roundtable Discussion. The North End’s Paul Revere Memorial Association Read More…
