By Victor Chen, bostonese.com Boston, Feb, 23, 2015, — The high temperature reached above freezing point yesterday afternoon across much of the state. Many residents took the opportunity to remove snow and ice dam from their roofs. Could this stop sign in a snow bank at a residential community west of Boston put a stop… Continue reading Wind Chill Advisory Issued after Record Snowfall
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Boston City Councilor Pressley — Finalist for the EMILY’s List Gabrielle Giffords Rising Star Award
Boston, Feb. 10, 2015, — Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley was today announced as one of six national finalists for the EMILY’s List Gabrielle Giffords Rising Star Award. Named in honor of the dedicated and courageous Gabrielle Giffords, the Rising Star Award celebrates an extraordinary woman serving in state or local office. The award honors women who demonstrate the… Continue reading Boston City Councilor Pressley — Finalist for the EMILY’s List Gabrielle Giffords Rising Star Award
Governor Baker Declares Valentine’s Week as MBTA Shutdown on Sunday
Boston, Feb. 13, 2015, — Today at the State House, Governor Charlie Baker announced that due to the unprecedented snowfall and historic winter conditions impacting the Commonwealth’s economy, next week shall be declared “Valentine’s Week” to boost business for local retailers, restaurants and small businesses. Joined by Housing and Economic Development Secretary Jay Ash and… Continue reading Governor Baker Declares Valentine’s Week as MBTA Shutdown on Sunday
Boston Prepares for Weekend Blizzard, Again!
Boston, Feb. 12, 2015, — Mayor Martin J. Walsh today announced that the City of Boston has secured additional resources from Connecticut, New York City and the National Guard to assist Boston’s Public Works Department (PWD) in ongoing snow removal operations. On Monday, Feb. 9, 2015, snow falls on Rt. 128 during a 3-day snowstorm (file… Continue reading Boston Prepares for Weekend Blizzard, Again!
Three-Day Snowstorm to Add 20+ Inches on Top of Record Snowfall, Boston Schools Close on Monday and Tuesday
BOSTON – February 8, 2015 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced today that due to the ongoing snow storm, with expected accumulations of up to 24 inches, Boston Public Schools will be closed Monday, February 9 and Tuesday, February 10. A snow emergency parking ban will go into effect in the City of Boston at… Continue reading Three-Day Snowstorm to Add 20+ Inches on Top of Record Snowfall, Boston Schools Close on Monday and Tuesday
Safety Tips Ahead of Winter Weather from Mayor Walsh
BOSTON – Thursday, February 5, 2015 – Mayor Martin J. Walsh today issued safety tips ahead of the low wind chill temperatures, and winter storm expected early next week. A Wind Chill Advisory has been issued for Boston from 6 p.m. Thursday until Friday at 10 a.m. Temperatures will range between 6 below to… Continue reading Safety Tips Ahead of Winter Weather from Mayor Walsh
Boston Prepares for Blizzard of 2015
Boston, Jan. 26, 2014, — Gov. Charlie Baker and Mayor Martin Walsh has been busy to get the state and city ready for a huge snowstorm starting tonight. According to forecast by National Weather Service, the snowstorm will begin in Boston area starting this evening and last for at least 24 hours and bring 2-3… Continue reading Boston Prepares for Blizzard of 2015
Quincy Selected To Participate in 2015 Solarize Mass Program
Quincy, Mass., Jan. 19, 2015, — The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and the Green Communities Division of the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources have selected the City of Quincy to participate in the 2015 round of Solarize Massachusetts (“Solarize Mass”), a statewide initiative that since 2011 has facilitated contracting for over 16 megawatts of solar… Continue reading Quincy Selected To Participate in 2015 Solarize Mass Program
Mayor Walsh Delivers His First State of the City Address
Mayor Martin J. Walsh State of the City Address January 13, 2015 （As prepared for delivery） Governor [Charles] Baker and Constitutional officers; members of the Legislature, the City Council, and our Federal delegation; service members and veterans; first responders; clergy and community leaders: welcome.
Mayor Walsh Sends Reminder to Boston Residents on Winter Safety as Cold Blast Approaches
Boston, Jan. 6, 2015, —With forecasters predicting bitterly cold weather this week, Mayor Martin J. Walsh reminds residents to take precautions in managing this week’s cold blast. With cold weather and wind chills in the teens forecast through Thursday, residents are encouraged to remain vigilant to help the City’s vulnerable populations at this time, particularly… Continue reading Mayor Walsh Sends Reminder to Boston Residents on Winter Safety as Cold Blast Approaches