We’re looking forward to a conversation about city making with Dr. Karilyn Crockett, whose groundbreaking People before Highways: Boston Activists, Urban Planners, and a New Movement for City Making chronicles the state’s failed attempts to build a highway system through the heart of Boston. The project was halted by a coalition of citizen activists determined to uphold standards of equity throughout the city.
On Friday, Mayor Michelle Wu signed the new City Council district map passed by the Council on Wednesday. You can see the map here: districtr.org/plan/185591. Several precincts in Ward 4 changed district from the previously passed map: The reprecincting that
The Boston Ward 4 Democratic Committee invites you to attend our 2023 Caucus on Saturday, June 3rd. We’ll be electing delegates to the Democratic State Convention and hearing from state and local representatives, city councilors, and candidates currently running
The members of the Ward 4 Committee voted to endorse John Moran‘s candidacy for the Massachusetts House of Representatives (9th Suffolk) at their May 16th meeting. John is running unopposed for the seat vacated by current Massachusetts Secretary of
By Jonathan Cohn, Vice Chair, Ward 4 Dems As folks may have seen last week, a federal court blocked the City Council map that was passed and signed last fall. The City Council will be debating a redraw of the Council
The May 4th issue of The Boston Sun includes a recap of the recent 9th Suffolk District race for State Representative. According to reporter Dan Murphy, “South End resident John Moran, the only candidate left in the race, cruised
The Ward 4 Dems salute our inspiring (and tireless) environmental activist on her birthday. You make the world a better place every day, Jackie.
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