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Mayor Michelle Wu today announced Robert Terrell as Executive Director of the City’s Office of Fair Housing and Equity. The existing office, which is within the Equity and Inclusion Cabinet, prevents discrimination and ensures equitable access to housing in Boston.

/PRNewswire/ -- Ironbeam Inc., an industry-leading futures brokerage firm, is pleased to announce growth in customer segregated assets of approximately 20%...

These are some highlights from the News Journal on February 3, 1972:Nationally‘Harnessing Sun For Heat, Light Reported Near’“SAN FRANCISC

When Germany’s long-standing chancellor, Angela Merkel, steps down following federal elections later this month, it will mark the end of an era, not only for Germany but also for European Union

Boston to Require Fair Housing Review for New Developments The Boston Zoning Code is one of the first in the nation to Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing. February 23, 2021, 6am PST | James Brasuell | Back in December, Boston took steps to become the first large city in the nation to include Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) requirements in its zoning code. The news broke about the citys historic action after a vote by the City Council and an announcement of support by Mayor ...

Airmen from the 627th and 446th Security Forces Squadrons from McChord Field conducted the first Air Force-instructed M153 Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station trainer course for Army combat engineers Jan. 26 to Feb. 6 on Joint Base Lewis-McChord.,

when barber, langdon and mcgill all lived in ledroit park, along with benjamin butterworth from ohio and henry gannett the noted geologist and father of american map making whites began moving out of ledroit park shortly after blacks started to move in. also advancements in transportation made residential life possible on the outskirts of the city. the white community was stunned when the first black community, barber, williams, his wife and daughter moved in to 338 u street. someone f...

congre congressman de priests political career began with his membership on the board of commissioners of cook county, illinois. and then extended to his involvement in the chicago city council from 1915 to 1917. he was the citys first blacking alderman and represented ward two. when his predecessor in congress representative martin b. maddon died suddenly of a heart attack after having secured the republican nomination to his 13th term, the republican machine backed depriest. congratu...

positions blacks held in 1929 when the de priests joined the community. when the depriests arrived, they joined a number of other prominent black families such as dr. wilkinson who lived at 406 u street, clara who lived at 414 u street. she was a pharmacist and the daughter of john smith towho waa lawyer and ambassador. there was percy a. roy who was a craftsman. in 1910, the browns neighbors at 401 u street worked as a dining car waiter and a maid. other neighbors of the browns worked...

while approaching, an awning was arranged forming a cover from the street to the front door. within the hotel brilliant lights and the sounds of delicious music greeted the guests. spacious dressing rooms were provided in par hour lors in th of the hall, where several maids were in attendance to take care of the wraps. four parlors were thrown together forming a magnificent salon. clover adams in her book described the decorations this is way. quote, the long parlors were masked with o...