Author: Boston Weekly

The region’s most exclusive cage-free dog daycare and boarding brand opens membership applications at its private Lynnfield waterfront estate and Boston’s Seaport Innovation District, offering luxury chauffeur service, complimentary spa packages, and guaranteed holiday boarding. BOSTON, MA – As the demand for high-caliber pet hospitality reaches unprecedented levels across the Commonwealth, Pawmenities, the region’s most exclusive dog care brand, has officially announced the opening of membership applications for its highly anticipated North Shore location and its flagship Boston Seaport location. The brand is simultaneously accepting new luxury daycare clients at both facilities, offering a rare window of opportunity for Massachusetts…

Schools nationwide are expanding mental health services as part of ongoing efforts to support student well-being. Increased counseling staff and new programs aim to address rising mental health concerns among youth.

The MBTA has announced early 2025 plans to begin construction on key bridges and access points. These upgrades aim to improve safety and service reliability across the transit network.

Massachusetts bridges show mixed conditions as state officials accelerate repair projects. Recent inspections reveal aging infrastructure, prompting increased funding and expedited repairs to ensure public safety and traffic flow.

Boston unveils plans to enhance bus reliability and speed, aiming to improve transit experience. Upgrades include dedicated bus lanes, upgraded traffic signals, and expanded service hours to reduce delays and boost efficiency.

Expanding mental health access in public schools remains a top priority as districts nationwide increase funding and resources to support student well-being amid rising demand for counseling and services.

The MBTA faces significant budget challenges threatening its long-term stability. Rising operational costs and aging infrastructure demand urgent funding solutions to ensure reliable transit for millions of riders.

MassHealth faces significant challenges as new federal Medicaid policy changes roll out, potentially impacting coverage and eligibility for thousands of Massachusetts residents. Officials urge close monitoring of updates.

Controversy surrounds the impact of new bike lanes on traffic flow, with drivers citing increased congestion while advocates argue they promote safety and reduce car dependence. City officials seek balanced solutions.

The state has announced a significant increase in funding for roads, bridges, and local infrastructure projects, aiming to improve safety, reduce congestion, and boost economic growth across communities statewide.