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The basics on Boston's restaurant week(s), from prices to participants - Vimarsana News

The basics on Boston's restaurant week(s), from prices to participants

Dine Out Boston runs through March 23, with more than 150 restaurants in Greater Boston offering prix fixe lunch and diner menus at multiple price points.

Source: wbur.org
Where did the people living at Mass. and Cass go? Here's what we know - Vimarsana News

Where did the people living at Mass. and Cass go? Here's what we know

People living at "Mass. and Cass" had to relocate after the city cleared the tent encampment yesterday. City officials say the vast majority have moved to alternative housing. However, the story isn't that simple.

Source: wbur.org
Amid scorching heat, Mass. advocates urge precautions for vulnerable workers - Vimarsana News

Amid scorching heat, Mass. advocates urge precautions for vulnerable workers

Local worker rights advocates are reminding people who work outside to take precautions as the temperatures around Massachusetts soar into the 90s.

Source: wbur.org
Boston's LGBTQ+ senior housing project vows to open as planned, despite funding cut by Congress - Vimarsana News

Boston's LGBTQ+ senior housing project vows to open as planned, despite funding cut by Congress

Gretchen Van Ness, the executive director of LGBTQ+ Senior Housing Inc., says construction of the Pryde housing development is well underway and remains “full speed ahead" despite congressional Republicans’ move to nix federal funding.

Source: wbur.org
How Mass. could help get everyone to the beach this summer - Vimarsana News

How Mass. could help get everyone to the beach this summer

The new report finds that more must be done to make the state-managed areas more welcoming to people of color, as well as non-English speakers and people with disabilities. The biggest challenge: the state's Department of Conservation and Recreation is under-resourced.

Source: wbur.org