Robin Krawczyk, owner of These Storied Walls, first noticed the small street-level retail space at 17 Myrtle St., that is now home to her boutique wallpaper showroom, in the spring when she was changing residences on Beacon Hill. Making the…
Author: Dan Murphy
Boston primary voters largely support Markey in reelection campaign
Nearly 74 percent of Boston’s Democratic voters in the Sept. 1 primary supported Sen. Ed Markey in his successful reelection bid, according to the city’s unofficial election results. Sen. Markey garnered 55,163 votes citywide, while his challenger, Rep. Seth Moulton,…
BHAC approves sign for new Charles Street candy store
Beloved newspaper vendor bids farewell to the Back Bay
Boston Groundwater Trust leads tour of the Back Bay
Beacon Hill Properties Renovation & Maintenance steps up to meet neighborhood’s ranging needs
BHAC green-lights part of justice-inspired public art exhibit
The Beacon Hill Architectural Commission unanimously approved as submitted a design review application for a series of temporary installations throughout the neighborhood as part of a proposed justice-inspired public art exhibit during the commission’s monthly public hearing held virtually on…
Area A-1 sees 9-percent reduction in Part One crime from last year
With the summer of ’26 at about its midpoint, Area A-1 had seen a 9-percent reduction in incidents of violent and property crime from last year. According to Boston Police, between Jan. 1 and July 12 of this year, 1,070…
Newly established fund helps deliver free equine-assisted therapy to veterans
A longtime local business owner, Chris Pedersen, and his wife, Lynn, have established the Lt. Col. Rhea R. McCarthy Veterans Fund at Strongwater Farm, which helps underwrite the cost of providing free equine-assisted therapy for veterans and their immediate family…
Boston Groundwater Trust to offer Back Bay walking tour on July 18
As part of its 40th anniversary year, the Boston Groundwater Trust will offer a groundwater walking tour focusing on the Back Bay on Saturday, July 18, beginning at 11 a.m., on the steps of Trinity Church in Copley Square. …