One of the highlights of the Ward 4 Dems’ Holiday Party is our big box collection of gloves, mittens, hats, socks, and scarves. This year, we were delighted to present them to our neighbors at Haley House. Their work centers on “helping those made vulnerable by the harshest effects of inequality move toward wholeness and economic independence.”
Thanks to Ward 4 members and Haley House volunteers Ben and Jane Siegel for delivering the warmth!
The Boston WardWorks Alliance, a coalition of progressive Democratic ward committees across Boston, is hosting a Virtual Ballot Question Rally on Thursday evening, October 8th from 6:30 to 8pm. This will be an ambitious 90-minute event, featuring speakers on the nine ballot questions
The Executive Board of the Boston Ward 4 Democratic Committee has endorsed a letter to Mayor Michelle Wu urging expeditious and transparent recommitment to street safety measures. The letter, written in the aftermath of the tragic death of Boston
The Ward 4 Dems have a new endorsements flyer that you’re likely to see around our neighborhoods. On the front, we’ve listed our endorsed candidates for office in the 2026 Mass State Primaries, coming up on September 1st. On
As founding members of the Boston WardWorks Alliance, the Ward 4 Dems collaborated on a letter to the City of Boston Election Department inquiring about procedures to enhance and safeguard elections in the city. In a response dated July
Family and friends gathered at La Casa on Saturday, July 11th to celebrate the life of beloved South End architect, community organizer, and Red Sox fan, Joan Wood. The program warmly notes that Joan was “a fierce advocate for
By Fenway Forward July 1, 2026 This week, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court removed the rent control ballot initiative from this year’s ballot based on a technicality regarding exemptions for religious facilities. While this decision is disappointing, it does