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Brighton Farmer’s Market 2026 Application

Since 2016, the Brighton Farmers Market has offered a variety of local foods, farm-fresh produce, and sustainably raised meats, along with children’s activities and live music. The market prioritizes local [...]

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The Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR) is hiring lifeguards for the summer!

The Department of Conservation & Recreation (DCR) is hiring lifeguards for the summer! Looking for a great summer job? DCR is currently recruiting lifeguards to work at pools and waterfronts [...]

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Black History Month Allston-Brighton Honoree

This year, in honor of Black History Month, the Boston City Council hosted a Builders of Boston celebration, led by Councilor Rev. John Culpepper, recognizing the legacy of Rev. Jesse [...]

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Ama at the Atlas Giving Back to the Community

Congratulations to Biplaw and Nyacko on their newest restaurant, Ama at The Atlas! Owners of the award-winning Comfort Kitchen in Dorchester, they are bringing another incredible dining experience to the [...]

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State Representative Kevin Honan Newsletter

State Representative Kevin Honan Releases March Newsletter Kevin Honan, who represents the 17th Suffolk District—including precincts in Allston, Brighton, and Brookline—has released his March newsletter. Currently the longest continuously serving [...]

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Small Business, Big Dreams! $25,000 Grand Prize Contest

Small Business, Big Dreams Contest At Rockland Trust, we know that behind every small business is a big dream—and we want to help bring yours to life! Official Contest Rules [...]

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Cambridge Street Bridge Preservation

MassDOT has removed the barriers at the base of the Franklin Street footbridge, allowing cyclists to travel southbound on Cambridge Street. In a statement to Allstonia on Tuesday, Emily Jacobsen, [...]

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Future of the Jackson Mann site in Brighton

According to an article by Joanna Lin of Allstonia, (dated 12/2025) uncertainty continues to surround the future of the Jackson Mann site in Brighton. The Jackson Mann School closed in [...]

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Lincoln Street Noise Barrier

MassDOT will host a public open house at the Josephine Fiorentino Community Center on February 5, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. The open house will feature details regarding the proposed noise [...]

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Learn How To Shape the Boston You Love

Planning Department – City of Boston 📣 Now Launching: Boston’s First-Ever Planning Academy! Ever wondered how Boston is planned—and how you can have a real voice in shaping its future? [...]

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Brighton Main Streets is heartbroken by the tragic Brighton Main Streets is heartbroken by the tragic passing of Louisa Gag.

Louisa was a thoughtful, compassionate, and dedicated public servant who cared deeply about the people and neighborhoods of Boston. We had the privilege of working with her on the Bluebikes station project in Brighton, and throughout that collaboration she was a caring advocate who listened, brought people together, and always sought solutions that would best serve the community.

Her professionalism, kindness, and unwavering commitment to making Boston safer and more accessible left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to work with her. Her impact will continue to be felt in the streets, neighborhoods, and public spaces she helped shape.

We extend our deepest condolences to Louisa’s family, friends, colleagues at the City of Boston, and all who knew and loved her. Boston has lost an extraordinary planner, advocate, and human being far too soon.

May her memory be a lasting inspiration to all who continue the work of building a safer, more connected, and more welcoming city.
🇺🇸 Boston is 250 years into the American story. T 🇺🇸 Boston is 250 years into the American story.

This Fourth of July, we celebrate the city where the spirit of liberty took root, where ordinary people sparked extraordinary change, and where the ideals of freedom helped shape a nation.

Here’s to 250 years of courage, resilience, and the enduring pursuit of a more perfect union. Happy Independence Day, Boston—and here’s to the generations still writing your story.

#Boston250 #July4th #IndependenceDay #America250 #BostonProud
As our nation celebrates 250 years of American ind As our nation celebrates 250 years of American independence, Brighton Main Streets is proud to help tell the story of our own neighborhood’s role in the founding of our country. This week, members of Brighton Main Streets had the privilege of visiting the Massachusetts Historical Society, where we participated in a fascinating tour and lecture focused on 1776. Standing among one of the nation’s premier collections of Revolutionary-era documents—including the renowned Adams Papers—was both inspiring and educational. It reinforced the importance of preserving and sharing the stories that shaped our nation and our neighborhood. Our research is only the beginning.
We’re honored to have been awarded a Boston 250 Summer Programming and Marketing Grant from The Boston Foundation for our project, “Revolutionary Brighton: Discovering 250 Years of Community, Courage, and Change.” This funding will support a series of community programs, educational events, storytelling initiatives, walking tours, and partnerships that will bring Brighton’s rich Revolutionary history to life for residents and visitors of all ages. Over the coming months, we’ll be sharing the stories of the people, places, and events that helped shape both Brighton and the birth of our nation. We invite everyone to join us as we celebrate 250 years of community, courage, and change.
Boston 250 is a public-private partnership between the City of Boston and private sector partners, including Meet Boston, State Street, The Boston Foundation, John Hancock, Eastern Bank, Liberty Mutual, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, and PNC Bank. Learn more about the city’s 250th anniversary celebration at boston250.org. This acknowledgment is included in accordance with the grant guidance provided by The Boston Foundation. 
Together, let’s discover why Brighton’s history is an important part of America’s story. 🇺🇸 Happy 250th, America!
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