Many political experts are claiming that Tuesday, September 9 Primary Day will have a low turnout. This may be the case but not if registered voters find a little time to go to the polls and cast ballots. Democrats, Republicans and Independent voters have an opportunity to elect a new Governor, a Lieutenant Governor, an Attorney General, a Treasurer and Auditor on a state-wide level. There are many other local elections for State Senators and Representatives to be determined. Express your right to vote by getting to the polls.
The long-awaited opening of the refurbish Cutillo Park on Stillman Street (weather permitting) is expected…
Special to the Regional Review Boston City Councilor Gabriela Coletta (District 1) chaired a Government…
Special to the Regional Review The Massachusetts House of Representatives passed two bills that update…
Mayor Michelle Wu announced the appointment of Brian Swett as the City of Boston’s Chief…
NEWRA Committee Reviews Two Requests Two requests, a beer and wine license transfer and a…
NEW Health is excited to start a new tradition for the North End neighborhood “Viva…