Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

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Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

The Scope
Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

The Scope
Giovanni’s Market, located on Columbus Avenue.

Businesses in Boston college areas struggling to get back on track amid COVID-19 second wave

Alexis Santoro, Reporter
January 6, 2021
Mass/Cass community frustrated with city’s approach to houselessness and addiction crisis

Mass/Cass community frustrated with city’s approach to houselessness and addiction crisis

Kelly Chan, Reporter
December 22, 2020
Superidentent of the BPS Dr. Brenda Cassellius

The balancing act of reopening Boston Public Schools

Annie Probert, Reporter
December 21, 2020
Staff working at The Food Project's affordable Farmers' Market

Hunger relief nonprofits face challenges as they prepare for winter and COVID-19 surge

Matt Yan, Reporter
December 15, 2020
A protester holding up a sign "Transit is essential" at the Heath Street station protest against the MBTA service cuts

The MBTA holds public meeting to discuss “Forging Ahead” plan for service cuts

Maya Homan, Reporter
December 6, 2020
Mission Hill businesses cutting through COVID-19 challenges Tavern of Tales

Mission Hill businesses cutting through COVID-19 challenges Tavern of Tales

Brittany Bakula, Reporter
November 22, 2020
Textiles drop boxes installed by the Boston Public Works Department in partnership with Helpsy

Have old clothes you plan to throw in the trash? You can now recycle them through city drop boxes instead

Ha Ta, Editor-in-chief
November 17, 2020
US Rep Ayanna Pressley held up signs protesting the MBTA service cuts at Heath Street station

Residents and officials join forces to protest MBTA service cuts at Heath Street station

Maya Homan, Reporter
November 9, 2020
(Mattapan, MA 11/05/20) Melissa Leason administers a COVID-19 test at the Whittier Street Health Center pop-up testing site in the parking lot of the Jubilee Christian Church in Mattapan. (Mayor’s Office Photo by John Wilcox).

With disparities between city and university COVID-19 testing, should colleges provide testing for local communities?

Mihiro Shimano, Reporter
November 9, 2020
Protesters mobilize for housing stability bill in front of Boston’s Eastern Housing Court

Protesters mobilize for housing stability bill in front of Boston’s Eastern Housing Court

Maya Homan, Reporter
October 31, 2020
Early voting location at Boston City Hall.

Early Voting in Boston – Voters talk wait time and why they vote early

Delia Harrington, Helen Snow, Ivy Saltsman, Matthew Levin, Maya Homan, Ryan Corbin, Mark Kobzik, Maaisha Osman, and Hannah Lewis
October 26, 2020
Boston city council president Kim Janey, and her granddaughter Rosie, at a protest Oct. 24, 2020, against the city’s plans to remove more than 100 mature trees along Melnea Cass Blvd.

Residents and city officials rally to save Melnea Cass trees

Riley Robinson, Reporter
October 25, 2020
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