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The City of Boston is calling on residents with disabilities — and allies in the community — to help shape the future of accessibility and inclusion in the city. Applications are now open for three seats on the Boston Disability Commission Advisory Board, which works alongside City Hall to ensure Boston’s services, policies, and programs […]
Stroll down Hancock Street in Beacon Hill, and you’ll walk through more than two centuries of Boston’s architectural and social evolution. From the striking 1875 Egyptian Revival townhouse at No. 57, to the elegant 1806 residence once home to abolitionist Charles Sumner at No. 20, to the more restrained buildings designed for families of more […]
