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Boston City Council addresses pharmaceutical inequities, provides final approval for designation of City landmarks

Jit Ping Lee November 11, 2022
Boston City Council addressed Walgreens shutting down three locations in primarily minority communities and its impact of pharmaceutical inequity Wednesday during their weekly meeting.
The City of Boston will celebrate Black History Month virtually this year with events that follow a “Representation, Identity and Diversity” theme. ILLUSTRATION BY HANNAH YOSHINAGA/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Black History Month goes virtual in Boston

Madison Mercado February 2, 2021
The Boston Public Library, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Historical Society are among several organizations hosting online lectures lectures and discussions throughout February.
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh discussed methods of expanding COVID-19 testing and vaccination, reforming the economy and tackling systemic racism during his final State of the City address Tuesday. OLIVIA FALCIGNO/ DFP FILE

Walsh delivers final State of the City address

Isabella Abraham January 13, 2021
Walsh recognized health care workers, essential workers and the more than 1,000 Bostonians who died of COVID-19. After the unprecedented difficulties of 2020, Walsh said 2021 will be “a year for healing.”
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