Office of Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭

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BPS mom, daughter of immigrants, and MBTA commuter working to make Boston a home for everyone. linktr.ee/mayorwu Follow the @boston.gov Bluesky Starterpack: https://bsky.app/starter-pack/boston.gov/3lcvbzv3ttb25

White Stadium is being built by Boston Public Schools alumni, for Boston Public Schools students. Meet Roberson Castor, a project manager for the City of Boston who is having a full circle moment after his time with the Boston Latin football league.

A wonderful time celebrating the 100th anniversary of Bova’s Bakery! 🍰 As a longstanding pillar of the North End community, Bova’s has been the place to visit at any hour. Thank you to the three generations of Bovas who have been committed to running this incredible bakery!

We’re thrilled that the Massachusetts School Building Authority voted to advance the Madison Park Technical Vocational High School project to the feasibility study phase. This milestone brings Boston closer to world-class learning spaces for our students that will supercharge workforce development.

The Supreme Judicial Court ruled unanimously that the City’s investments in White Stadium can move forward without any further delay. Join us tomorrow at 11am at the William J. Devine Golf Course at Franklin Park, 1 Circuit Dr in Dorchester to celebrate this landmark investment in our future.

ICE surge operations threaten public safety, intimidate families, and hurt our economy. That’s why I’m asking parking garage and lot owners to stand with us and reject any ICE proposal targeting our communities. Boston is strongest when everyone feels safe.

Mayor Wu urges Boston parking operators to turn away ICE leasing requests

The mayor cited public safety risks and economic harm in a letter sent Tuesday to local lot and garage owners. ICE fired back in an email to MassLive.

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Boston has earned a 4-star Certified Welcoming designation from Welcoming America! I’m so proud of the work that our Office of Immigrant Advancement and our neighborhood and cultural partners do to expand civic engagement, support our communities, and make Boston a city where everyone belongs.

Now, any couple who gets married in City Hall can request a pet certificate upon uniting their household! 🐾 This certificate is dedicated to the shared commitment, love, nurture and proper cuddles our pets bring to our lives. Be sure to bring your pets to make the ceremony paw-fect.