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With new development comes concerns about gentrification for residents and businesses alike.

The East Boston Holiday Lighting Program is raising funds for holiday lighting for Maverick Square, Day Square, Orient Heights, and Central Square.

Ideally, the more consumers who can build up their habit of buying locally for everyday items, the better it will be for our Main Street businesses — and the economy overall in Massachusetts.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu kicked off a new effort to support the development of minority-owned businesses in the hopes that these firms can ultimately win a quarter of city contracts issued every year.

During the week of October 30, 2023, the City of Boston is planning a week of exciting announcements and workshop opportunities for businesses to participate in City contracting.

By participating in Small Business Saturday on November 25, you’ll enjoy connecting with others in community while making a positive impact on businesses.

SBA Introduces 143 New Community Advantage Small Business Lending Companies (SBLC) Across America

Taqueria Jalisco is TikTok famous. The small East Boston restaurant, known for its savory birria tacos, is increasingly being called a “hidden gem” on the social media platform by local personalities.

Realizing the vision for this vibrant neighborhood requires focused, collaborative, and intentional capital investment from multiple sectors.

A vibrant new mural in East Boston celebrates the community’s unique generational strength and diversity. "Generational Spirit" was recently unveiled at the East Boston Social Center.

A home rule petition that would dramatically expand the volume of liquor licenses in city neighborhoods.

The city aiming to add 250 licenses over five years — a 25 percent expansion — dedicated to neighborhoods where sit-down restaurants and bars are sparse.