Neighbors for Neighbors

11/09/2017

Congratulations Kim Janey... We look forward to working with you in 2018!!

long and at times contentious race to replace Tito Jackson as the District 7 city councilor ended last night with Kim Janey the victor, having garnered 55.5 percent of the 8,901 votes cast.

11/06/2017

Don't forget to vote!

11/03/2017

Photos from last Friday's D7 City Council Action/Debate!

Alternatives for Community and Environment Reclaim Roxbury

11/03/2017

Coverage of last Friday's D7 City Council Action/Debate in the Bay State Banner

In a debate last week, both candidates in the race for the District 7 City Council seat agreed to push the city to require deeper affordability on new housing developments, to update the Roxbury Strategic Master Plan and make the body that oversees it more democratic, and to push for greater transpa...

10/30/2017

Multiple Roxbury parcels are among proposed cites in Amazon bid.

Mayor Martin Walsh unveiled to the public the pitch he hopes will lure Amazon to place its second headquarters in the city. One proposal suggest the online retail giant build on parcels in Roxbury.

10/26/2017

Can't make it to tomorrow night's D7 City Council Action/Debate?

Fret not! You can livestream it from the ISBCC website

The Largest Mosque in New England

10/26/2017

Tomorrow night at the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center!

10/11/2017

Come and learn about the history of our beloved Roxbury neighborhood this Sunday, October 15th at 4pm at the ISBCC ... Food and drinks will be provided.

Hosted by Alternatives for Community and Environment Reclaim Roxbury and Neighbors for Neighbors

10/10/2017

The cost of housing is the top issue for Boston voters.

In the survey, incumbent Marty Walsh out-polls Councilor Tito Jackson, 60 percent to 24 percent.

10/06/2017

10/06/2017

“At a time when all marginalized communities are under increased attacks from the current federal administration, it is critical that we understand how our local policing practices exacerbate these issues and what our elected officials will do to ensure the safety of communities of color, including immigrants and Muslims,” said Fatema Ahmad, deputy director of Muslim Justice League"

Nine organizations are asking City Council and Mayoral candidates to describe their views on a wide range of policing issues.