“Will Massachusetts Lead on Child Care and Early Education?”

In his Guest Opinion in the April, 2023 issue of Fenway News, Ward 4 Chair Jonathan Cohn asks whether the state legislature has the will to enact the Common Start legislative framework for “sustainable and affordable childcare infrastructure.” He

March 31, 2023

Ben Siegel Urges Passage of the Common Start Bills

Long-time Ward 4 Committee member Dr. Ben Siegel, MD, FAAP has written “On Child’s Brain Development,” a Letter to the Editor published in the December 30th issue of The Boston Sun. Ben, a noted Professor of Pediatrics and Psychiatry,

March 31, 2023

“The Race is On:” The Boston Sun Spotlights Ward 4’s Conversations with the 9th Suffolk State Rep Candidates

With a special election to fill the vacated 9th Suffolk seat coming up on May 30th, the Ward 4 Dems welcomed candidates John Moran and Chary Ortiz at our March meeting. The Boston Sun‘s Dan Murphy was also on

March 25, 2023

Here’s Boston Green Action, Jackie Royce’s New Environmental Activism Organization

Ward 4 member Jackie Royce wants Boston to take action on an array of pressing environmental issues, from preserving urban wild and protecting vulnerable communities from toxic gas leaks to ensuring clean air and drinking water and encouraging the

March 17, 2023

Ward 4 Welcomes Boston Community Electricity Program Manager Theresa Teixeira

One of the highlights of the February 21st meeting of the Ward 4 Dems was a presentation by BCCE’s Theresa Teixeira. The City of Boston is working to provide affordable, renewable electricity to all residents by harnessing its collective

February 23, 2023

Ward 4’s Jackie Royce Promotes Boston Community Choice Electricity Program One Building at a Time

Boston Green Action Program Targets Back Bay Residents Where They Live What’s the impact of neighbor-to-neighbor outreach? Boston Green Action founding member Jackie Royce aimed to find out with a flyer highlighting the benefits of Boston Community Choice Electricity.

February 22, 2023

The 2023 Annual Resident Listing is Out: Are You Registered?

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