Licensing Board Approves Five Liquor License Upgrades for Beer and Wine...
Special to the Times The Boston Licensing Board recently approved five applications from beer and wine licensees upgrading to non-transferable all alcoholic beverages licenses. The approved applicants...
View ArticleDowntown Boston Records Region’s Fastest Office-market Recovery Rate
By Times staff Downtown Boston is currently experiencing the fastest post-pandemic office market recovery of all primary office districts in the region, according to a new report released last week by...
View ArticleChef Girshman joins Nine
Special to the Times The nine restaurant is thrilled to welcome Kevin Girshman as the new Chef de Cuisine. Girshman will be joining the staff on March 3, from Chicago’s renowned culinary scene....
View ArticleThe Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy Announces its 2026 Winter Programming...
Special to the Times The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy announced its 2026 winter programmatic lineup, featuring interactive light displays, seasonal attractions, and new family-friendly...
View ArticleBHAC Makes Design Progress on Project Proposed for Charles and Cambridge Streets
By Dan Murphy The Beacon Hill Architectural Commission unanimously denied without prejudice an ambitious redevelopment project planned for the site at the intersection of Charles and Cambridge...
View ArticleNeighborhood Roundup
Nichols House Museum to offer upcoming tours The 1804 Nichols House Museum at 55 Mount Vernon St. was home to an early 20th-century family of artists and activists, along with their domestic staff....
View ArticleBeacon Hill Civic Association Community Corner
Bricks & Bubbles Buzz – Three Reasons You Want to be a Part of This 1. Because The Best Part of Beacon Hill Is Its People! Beacon Hill has that rare magic of a small town feel tucked inside a big...
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Remembering Rose Brigade founder China Altman
By Dan Murphy Courtesy of Friends of The Public GardenChina Altman, founder of the Rose Brigade (at right), with Henry Lee,late president emeritus of the Friends of the Public Garden, inside thePublic...
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The Blizzard of ’26
Photo Courtesy of Rob of WhitneyShown (above)contractor working on Garden Street between Phillips and Cambridge streets removed all of the accumulated snow and hauled it away in just a few hours on...
View ArticleCelebrate Women’s History Month on the Freedom Trail
This March, the Freedom Trail® Foundation will honor Women’s History Month with the return of the Revolutionary Women Tours. The tours will help residents and visitors discover the indomitable women...
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