Governor Charlie Baker and Lawrence Mayor Dan Rivera (2nd from right) joined 99Degrees Custom founder and CEO, Brenna Nan Schneider for a tour of the manufacturing facility. 99Degrees Custom produces functional active wear for emerging and global brands. In April, the Economic Assistance Coordinating Council approved a $2.8 million tax credit award through the Economic […]
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Roving Camera 9-13-18: What do you think of Ayanna Pressley’s victory in last week’s congressional race?
Boston Scenes 9-13-18: Boston Jazz Festival!
The 8th Annual Boston Jazz Festival took place on Saturday afternoon, August 25, 2018 at Maritime Park in Boston’s Seaport neighborhood. The festival was produced by Boston event producer Jim Braxton of Boss-Ten Productions. It was a great afternoon of Jazz, Soul and Blues. The festival was MC’d by Bonnie Johnson of WICN Public Radio […]
Roving Camera 9-6-18: What do you think Democrats need to do to retake Congress?
Boston Scenes 9-6-18: The 18th annual Morrison Golf Classic!
The 18th annual Morrison Golf Classic recently took place at Falmouth Country Club in Falmouth, MA the weekend of August 24. Created by Boston-based couple George and Janet Humdy-Morrison in the year 2000, the Morrison Golf Classic offers attendees the opportunity to fellowship, support a few worthy non-profits, and learn more about African-Americans who have […]
Boston Scenes 8-30-2018: Ramsay Park ribbon-cutting
Boston Scenes 8-30-18: “Hoop Hop” Celebrates 5 Year Anniversary, Saturday, August 18, 2018!
Nonprofit organization, Hoop Hop celebrated its 5-year anniversary at the Annual Hoop Hop Basketball Tournament on August 18, 2018 at the Roxbury YMCA. Mayor Marty Walsh offered a warm welcome to the crowd by sharing congratulatory words and a message of encouragement; he also provided the opening tip off. Additionally, the office of Governor Charlie […]
Roving Camera 8-30-18: What changes would you like to see in local government?
Roving Camera 8-23-18: Do you think Boston will ever shed its reputation as a racist city?
Boston Scenes 8-16-18: Restoring the Shaw 54th Regiment Memorial
BOSTON – July 27, 2018 – The National Park Service (NPS), Friends of the Public Garden (the Friends), the Museum of African American History (the Museum) and Mayor Martin J. Walsh today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly restore the Shaw 54th Regiment Memorial. The group, along with other nonprofit organizations, will […]
