By Mayor Martin J. Walsh Earlier this month, I gave my State of the City address at Symphony Hall. It’s one of my favorite events because it’s a chance to speak directly to the people of Boston about the progress we’ve made, the challenges that remain, and where we’ll go from here. It’s also a time to talk about how Boston’s leadership is needed now more than ever. Right ... Keep Reading
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Tips for Saving for a Warm Vacation
Winter is coming! Written by Coleman Nee, City of Boston Credit Union Uh-oh! It’s starting to feel like that time of year is quickly approaching. That time that it feels like it is dark when you wake up and dark before you get home, that time when you see the sun in the sky but don’t feel any warmer, and that time where many of us want to get out of town to some place warm ... Keep Reading
Holiday Savings 101
The holidays are quickly approaching but before you go into panic mode, our friends at City of Boston Credit Union offer some helpful advice so you don’t break the bank this season! Written by Coleman Nee Make a budget! Before you do anything, make sure to set up a budget for how much money you are willing to spend. The Holiday Spirit is definitely easy to get caught up ... Keep Reading
How We’re Creating More Affordable Housing
Written By Mayor Martin J. Walsh Boston is going through a period of historic growth— the kind our city hasn’t seen in decades. More people are choosing to put down roots and start families here. More businesses are choosing to open their doors here. Students from all over the world come to attend our universities and colleges each year. As Boston grows, we must keep our focus ... Keep Reading
Back to School Tips!
Written by Courtney Sheppeck “Success in school starts at home.” During a time of Fortnite, iPads, and, iphones for toddlers, this old adage rings true. The following is a list of good ‘ole fashioned strategies to start the 2018-2019 school year off on the right track, as well as refer back to when you, as a parent, are feeling you need to re-group and focus on academic ... Keep Reading