Getting some Qs on this—why are we canceling it & why no explanation? Both not true. I’ve done a few long interviews on streets vision lately that got cut down to a quote on “consensus” not reflecting full convo. Didn’t get to interview here, but we did send a statement that wasn’t shared in full…

StreetsblogMASS@mass.streetsblog.org · 4mo ago

SCOOP: @mayorwu.boston.gov's Administration Delays @mbta.com Columbus Ave. Transit Project; City Hall Planners Told to Cancel Meetings With T mass.streetsblog.org/2026/03/25/w...

The @bostonschools.boston.gov All-Star Marching Band brought the energy to Gillette Stadium on Saturday, performing in front of 30,000-plus fans at the @bostonlegacyfc.com inaugural game! 🎺🔥 Well done to all the marching-band students making their performance debut!

"Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced plans to set aside millions of dollars from the city and philanthropies to fund immigrant services ranging from legal aid and language classes to family support.” www.wcvb.com/article/bost...

Boston announces $4.5 million funding for immigrant services

Mayor Michelle Wu announced a $4.5 million public-private fund to expand immigrant services in Boston, from legal aid and English classes to family support.

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BPS achieved our highest graduation rate on record, with gains across every demographic group—proof that investing in students & families works!

MassLive@masslive.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Mayor Wu announces record graduation rate for Boston Public Schools students

Mayor Michelle Wu announced Monday that the Boston Public Schools' Class of 2025 had the highest graduation rate in recorded BPS history.

Boston Mayor Wu Celebrates Highest Graduation Rates In BPS History | WBZ NewsRadio 1030

Mayor Michelle Wu announced Monday that the Boston Public Schools' Class of 2025 had the highest graduation rate in recorded BPS history.

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Actually it is possible to take part in both Ramadan & St. Patrick’s Day events 😂 Some great pics from our packed Ramadan night market at City Hall! ⬇️

Boston's mayor skips St Patrick's Day after attending Ramadan night

Mayor Michelle Wu, 41, skipped the decades-old St. Patrick's Day Breakfast on Sunday morning. The event hosts politicians from across the state annually.

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Michelle Wu 吳弭@wutrain.bsky.social · 5mo ago

St. Patrick’s Day in Boston, from the Blessing of the Shamrock to the biggest green & patriotic parade ☘️

St. Patrick’s Day in Boston, from the Blessing of the Shamrock to the biggest green & patriotic parade ☘️

@mayorwu.boston.gov is hosting the first Mayor’s Office Hours, a one-stop shop for residents to connect with the Mayor and City departments. Our team will be at the Bolling Municipal Building on Thursday, March 5th, from 6–8 PM to help residents with housing questions. boston.gov/officehours

The Fire Horse in Chinatown today helping to melt that snow! 🔥

新年快樂! Celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse

Introducing the BPS All-Star Marching Band, featuring student musicians from 10 BPS high schools! Join us to cheer them on at the @bostonlegacyfc.com home opener at Gillette on March 14th 🥁⚽️

Happy 1st day of Boston Spring!

SEE IT ! Our D-1 was at @boston.gov this afternoon for the World Cup Boston Community Leaders special briefing with Mayor @wutrain.bsky.social and our Haitian Ambassador. Whole thing got us hype. D-3s finna be real involved.. 🎉⚽️🇭🇹

This morning in WBUR Today: Boston tried something a little bit different in the wake of this week's big blizzard Plus: — Extra-limited World Cup parking at Gillette Stadium — The Mass. House's second try at energy affordability bill www.wbur.org/news/2026/02... @wbur.org

Why Boston tried a new snow-clearing strategy 'for the first time ever' after Monday's storm

Mayor Michelle Wu said the city kept its parking ban in place for longer than usual to allow large trucks to remove snow during the day — instead of only at night.

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Join Mayor Wu & the Boston Public Health Commission TOMORROW for a press event sharing key updates on Boston’s Live Long & Well Agenda! MPHA Board Member, Bisola Ojikutu will be presenting! 🗓️ Friday, February 27 ⏰ 10:00 AM (arrrive 20-30 minues early) 📍 Yawkey Boys & Girls Club of Roxbury

THAR SHE SNOWS! @universalhub.com

Jorge Morales@jorgemorales.me · 5mo ago

How much has it snowed in Boston, you ask? Well, enough that our neighbors made a whale out of snow.

I saw the @streets.boston.gov crews out with Bobcats clearing these ramps and crosswalks by Fallon Field yesterday. Much appreciated by those of us walking that way to the school bus stop! @wutrain.bsky.social @enriquepepen.bsky.social

Overnight snow removal: 1,094 truck loads (18,150 cubic yards) hauled away to snow farms. Thank you to our relentless Public Works & City Services teams 💪

City of Boston Streets Cabinet@streets.boston.gov · 5mo ago

Overnight snow removal will continue until 5 a.m. Once completed, PWD district crews will continue daytime skid-steer operations in neighborhoods across the city. We encourage anyone who has a snow-related issue to call 311.

Post-blizzard snow removal totals: Crews have removed 1,234 loads from neighborhood streets - equaling 20,316 cubic yards. Day 2: Crews are continuing to using skid steers to clear crosswalks & curb ramps before large scale removal begins again during the overnight hours.

Quick walk down E 5th St

One-on-one with Boston mayor in wake of historic blizzard

The mayor talked about the city's efforts to improve the snow removal process and how her administration's ultimate goal is safety.

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Boston’s 14 “snow farms” — including three in Dorchester— continue to grow as city workers and contractors truck out huge amounts of snow from street corners all over Boston to locations like the old Bayside Expo lot in Dorchester.

Thank you Boston Public Works for clearing up the snow by Mattapan Square and throughout the neighborhood. If you have any snow flags feel free to reach out to me or report it to 311, we are here to help!

Fun to welcome our students & families back to school this morning at the Mildred!

Boston Public Schools@bostonschools.boston.gov · 5mo ago

And we’re back! @mayorwu.boston.gov, @bostonschools.boston.gov Superintendent Mary Skipper and other BPS officials welcomed back students, families and staff from February Recess and the recent snowstorm today at Mildred Avenue K-8 School. (1/2)

These mid-block snow piles help us keep snowbanks away from the intersections where they’d block visibility for pedestrians, cyclists & drivers. Also makes our snow removal efforts more efficient—these will be hauled away with overnight removal this week.

This is helpful to clarify! Boston has the same rules: City is responsible to clear near City properties, State does state (incl MBTA), & private owners responsible for sidewalks outside theirs. City workers (& seasonal contracts) clear our areas mostly with bobcats & snow blowers vs paid shoveling.

Sam@very-simple.com · 5mo ago

gonna quote because I can't reply, but I'll note as a NYer that the "paying people for surge capacity" in NYC is NOT for regular sidewalk snow removal - that burden falls on property owners. The surge stuff is for things like corners, bus stops and public property that the city is responsible for.

Our annual This is Loon Mountain event on City Hall Plaza

Office of Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭@mayorwu.boston.gov · 5mo ago

Some of the greatest snowboarders in the world took over Boston City Hall this weekend. 🏂🔥

Back to school! Our overnight snow removal focused on opening up school zones so roadways, crosswalks, sidewalks & bus stops on these key routes are clear. We used data from 311 & GPS trackers in plows & other feedback from recent storms to pay extra attention to known tricky spots.

Boston students returning to school after vacation-extending blizzard - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News

BOSTON (WHDH) - Classes are set to resume in Boston Wednesday after the Blizzard of 2026 canceled school for the first two days of the<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/boston-st...

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Thank you to everyone who joined one of the Love Your Block shoveling meet-ups hosted by our incredible Neighborhood Liaisons! ❄️

Yesterday was the 1st time the City has done large-scale daytime snow removal—holding the parking ban to give crews max space to work. Across daytime & overnight, we hauled away almost 1500 truckloads of snow (25,000+ cubic yds) to clear main roads & school zones. TY to our hardworking City teams 🙏

With 60" of snow Boston is 24" ahead of normal for this time of year, 10" ahead of the seasonal average … and 40" behind where we were in 2015. @universalhub.com @weatherishappening.com