State House Armenian Genocide Commemoration April 19: Marching Forth for Recognition BOSTON — Each April for the past 28 years, members of the Armenian community along with state legislators and guests have filled the House Chamber at the State House to commemorate the Armenian Genocide. This year marks the 98th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide …
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I would like to find out what can be done to “save” “affordable” and (wheelchair accessible) housing. In the early 1970’s to 1980’s much of the nation’s “affordable” housing which now houses elderly, disabled and low-income families with children was built. Prospective developers got government subsidies from the tax payers (all of us) and many …
How about building an underground train (under the water) to come through Oak Sq. to Newton Corner or Watertown Center? It takes about an hour and 15 minutes to go downtown from Oak Sq. and we live in Boston. Bus #57 stops every few seconds to pick up and drop B.U students and we have …
In a recent email circulated among advocates on this issue, it was suggested that
Over the next few days, legislators will cast votes on the transportation finance plan recently released by the House and Senate Ways and Means Committees. My hope is that the plan will evolve and expand before our final vote. I would like to see us add to the plan a stream of additional dedicated transportation revenue …
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We share a press release from the Watertown Community Foundation (WCF) announcing that they are accepting proposals for the 2013 Watertown Riverfront Mini-Grants Program. Below is an excerpt, here is the full Riverfront Mini-Grant Press Release. (Watertown) – The Watertown Community Foundation (WCF) is accepting applications for its 2013 Watertown Riverfront Mini-Grants Program. The purpose of …
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