Author: Boston Weekly

City officials met Tuesday to discuss expanding addiction recovery services amid rising substance abuse rates. Proposals include increasing funding, opening new centers, and enhancing outreach programs to support affected residents.

The Boston Marathon, held annually since 1897, is the oldest major marathon in the world. Renowned for its challenging course and community spirit, it symbolizes endurance and resilience in the running world.

Boston University has surged in global university rankings, reflecting its growing research output and academic reputation. The rise highlights BU’s commitment to innovation and excellence on the world stage.

The MBTA Board has approved a $9.8 billion capital spending plan aimed at modernizing transit infrastructure, enhancing service reliability, and expanding accessibility across the Boston area over the next five years.

Traditional retail faces significant declines as e-commerce sales surge ahead. Consumers increasingly prefer online shopping for convenience, driving major shifts in the retail landscape and challenging brick-and-mortar stores.

A notable demand shift has emerged as single-family homes surpass condos in market popularity. Buyers are favoring more space and privacy, reshaping residential trends nationwide.

South Boston is preparing for its annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a vibrant celebration of Irish heritage. The event will feature marching bands, cultural displays, and community festivities along Broadway.

New legislation aimed at drastically reducing carbon emissions was introduced today, targeting key industries to combat climate change. Lawmakers emphasize urgent action to meet international climate goals.

Boston residents voice growing concerns over worsening traffic congestion and aging infrastructure. Many call for urgent investments to improve road conditions and public transit options in the city.

BOSTON, MA – In a city renowned for its discerning pet parents and vibrant animal-loving community, one name has risen above the rest to claim the ultimate accolade in animal care: Pawmenities. Boston’s Weekly, the city’s premier publication for local insights and recommendations, has officially crowned Pawmenities as the Best in Pet Hospitality for 2024. This prestigious award celebrates Pawmenities’ unwavering commitment to excellence, compassionate care, and innovative services that have set a new benchmark in the pet industry. The announcement, made earlier this week, has been met with enthusiastic applause from clients and industry peers alike. It solidifies Pawmenities’…