Boston opens summer youth job applications, with April 18 hiring fair in Roxbury
Boston says paid summer youth job applications are open now for ages 14 to 24, with rolling spots and a free April 18 jobs and resource fair in Roxbury.
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City Hall Addresses 311 Backlog, Opens Drop-Off Center as Startup Week Nears
Worcester, MA – April 3, 2026 – City Hall tackles a 311 backlog, opens a new drop-off center, convenes a state advisory board, and gears up for Startup Week.
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Budget Gap, Tax Relief Push, and Housing Funds Lead Boston Policy Week
Boston, MA – April 3, 2026 – City leaders confront a $48M budget gap, push senior tax relief, and steer $50M to housing and transit upgrades.
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Housing Delay, Street Work Bids, and Alert System Relaunch Lead Worcester Updates
Worcester, MA – April 2, 2026 – City weighs housing delay, opens street resurfacing bids, and rolls out Alert Worcester amid drought rules.
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Boston Advances Budget, Housing Plans and Transit Upgrades
Boston, MA – April 2, 2026 – City leaders move forward on budget talks, new housing approvals, and MBTA upgrades shaping Boston’s growth.
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Downtown Housing Delay, 311 Backlog Concerns and ADU Push Lead Worcester Updates
Worcester, MA – April 1, 2026 – Downtown housing plans face delays, council tackles 311 backlog, and officials push ADUs to ease supply.
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Transit Funding Tensions, Fare Discounts and Waterfront Sale Lead Boston’s Policy Week
Boston, MA – April 1, 2026 – Transit funding tensions, MBTA fare discounts for World Cup travel, and a major waterfront sale shape Boston’s week.
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Drought Rules, Alert Worcester Launch, and World Cup Plans Lead Busy Week at City Hall
Worcester, MA – March 31, 2026 – City leaders tackle drought rules, launch Alert Worcester, and plan World Cup watch parties amid infrastructure concerns.
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Transit Discounts Roll Out as Rail Work and Health Data Updates Shape Boston Week
Boston, MA – March 31, 2026 – Commuter rail discounts, North Station suspensions, and new state health data updates are driving policy and planning talks.
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Housing Delays, World Cup Funding, and Drought Rules Lead Worcester’s Week
Worcester, MA – March 30, 2026 – Housing delays, World Cup funds, and drought rules top the week’s local government and development news.
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Boston Faces $200M Transportation Funding Risk as Budget Season Intensifies
Boston, MA – March 30, 2026 – City leaders warn $200M in transit funds are at risk as budget talks ramp up and housing, workforce pressures mount.
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Utility, Banking Votes Signal Boston’s 2026 Economic Priorities
Boston, MA – March 29, 2026 – Utility and banking leaders outline 2026 budgets, pay plans and governance votes shaping Boston’s economic outlook.
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World Cup Grant, New Alert System Lead Busy Week at Worcester City Hall
Worcester, MA – March 29, 2026 – City leaders advance World Cup watch parties and roll out new emergency alerts amid drought rules and park policy debates.
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Boston Transportation Projects Face Funding Pressure as Budget Season Intensifies
Boston, MA – March 28, 2026 – Key street and transit projects face delays and funding pressure as City Council scrutiny grows during budget season.
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Drought Rules, Downtown Housing Push, and Supply Debate Lead Worcester Week
Worcester, MA – March 27, 2026 – City Council enforces a Level 3 drought ban, a major downtown housing conversion advances, and debate grows over housing supply.
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Boston Faces $200M Transportation Funding Risk as MBTA Moves Ahead on Service, Station Upgrades
Boston, MA – March 27, 2026 – City faces $200M risk as street projects stall; MBTA advances spring service and Symphony overhaul.
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Water Ban, $35.5M Sewer Deal and Major Housing Shift Lead Worcester Headlines
Worcester, MA – March 26, 2026 – City enforces water ban, finalizes $35.5M sewer settlement, and advances major office-to-housing conversion.
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MBTA Service Changes, North Station Disruptions, and Housing Budget Decisions Lead Boston Headlines
Boston, MA – March 26, 2026 – MBTA service changes, North Station rail suspensions, and looming housing budget decisions shape the city’s week.
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Celtics Host Thunder, Arena Demolition Moves Ahead, and Hockey East Wraps at TD Garden
Boston, MA – March 25, 2026 – The Celtics tip off at TD Garden tonight as arena demolition advances and Hockey East crowns a first-time champ.
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Worcester City Council Orders Pothole Audit; Police Investigate Overnight Shooting
Worcester, MA – March 25, 2026 – City leaders advance a pothole audit, police probe a weekend shooting, and schools review next year’s budget plan.
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Deadly Rink Shooting, Stabbing Arrest, and Snow Return: Boston’s Top Local Headlines
Boston, MA – March 23, 2026 – A deadly rink shooting, a South Shore stabbing arrest, and another round of snow lead today’s local headlines.
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Teen Death, Crash Injuries and Community Loss Lead Worcester Headlines
Worcester, MA – March 22, 2026 – Police probe a teen’s water-related death, a two-car crash injures several, and thefts and tributes make headlines.