The @BostonParksDept is already out checking the sidewalk around our neighborhood park. Their staff does a good job all year long with the parks in #Roxbury#RoxburyPathForward
Last of the Haynes bros who grew up in #Roxbury,Roy Haynes set the Jazz world on fire.Vinny was a neighborhood leader who lived on Perrin St. Rev. Michael Haynes led Twelfth Baptist Church and marched with Rev. ML King & the Kennedy family.His family still lives on Clifford St 🙏
Another legend gone... RIP Roy Haynes who has passed away at 99 years old. The incredible drummer is pictured here at the August 9, 1949 recording session of Bud Powell's Modernists. Read the NY Times obituary: https://t.co/aMbhO8nvMQ
This is a poor choice on the @BostonGlobe . It celebrates gentrification. There are many new construction condos in #Roxbury but a condo for 1 million+ is rare. Opposition to this building project was the subject of a lawsuit that the abutters lost.
Andrew Zimbalist, an expert on public financing of sports complexes, says it’s time for Boston to go back to the drawing board on its plans to invest $50 million in White Stadium in Franklin Park in conjunction with a professional women’s sports team. https://t.co/rlFMfSESsT
The warmer weather has drawn the crowds back to the city’s open-air drug market at Mass and Cass, which one city councilor says is alarming the community despite the mayor’s insistence that the area is much safer since last year’s tent crackdown. https://t.co/IoCBMArEL9
This is a poor choice on the @BostonGlobe . It celebrates gentrification. There are many new construction condos in #Roxbury but a condo for 1 million+ is rare. Opposition to this building project was the subject of a lawsuit that the abutters lost.