Boston by Photo
Boston photos, from 1970's to the present, from the Old Orange Line to the Emerald Necklace, and a gallery of Boston Politics, from Faneuil Hall to Florian Hall.

Supporters of CORI reform make push outside the State House, with time running out in the legislative session. See report.

"Season of Peace" Vigil Walk for Peace 2010	Memorial Day Arboretum Spring

Video. US Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-Mass., 9th District) gets a boost from former President Bill Clinton: report and interview about 9th District race with Gin Dumcius, News Editor of the Dorchester Reporter. Aired July 29.

Video. The Boston Schools are looking for more help from community partners to help students keep on track over the summer. Lexie O'Connor reports on a program run by Sociedad Latina. Aired July 27.

Video. The summer tradition adds another ring, with free dancing and lessons at Copley Square provided by the Folk Arts Center of New England. Report by Chris Harding. Aired July 26.

Video. Boston Police try a new way to overcome distrust and break the ice with people growing up in the city's most violent neighborhoods. Report on free Hoodsies in Dorchester. Aired July 26.

Video. Hundreds gather on Boston Common to celebrate gains in access and rights in 20 years since passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Report filed July 26, 2010.

Video. Five candidates for State Representative in South Boston's 4th Suffolk District field questions in a forum at the Condon School. Report by Joe Rowland. Aired July 20.

Video. Response to proposed guidelines for development around the Rose Kennedy Greenway from the Boston Society of Architects. Interview with its commissioner of public policy, Mike Davis. Airing scheduled July 21.

Video. Groundbreaking is held for the new commuter rail station in Dorchester's Four Corners neighborhood--one of four new stops on the Fairmount Line. Aired July 19.

Video. Boston holds its first African Festival July 17. A celebration of African cultures, the event also was a way to build bridges and celebrate independence from colonial rule. Report by Chris Harding. Aired July 19.

Video. Interview with the staff attorney for Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights, Rahsaan Hall, about disagreement over the road to a new student assignment plan for the Boston Public Schools. Aired July 15.

Video. Thanks to federal stimulus money and summer jobs for local teens at the Food Project in Roxbury, efforts are expanding to prevent health problems associated with tobacco use and poor diet. Aired July 9.

Video. After losing half the level of financial support from last year, DotArt loses funding for lunches, which were a way to encourage healthier diet. Report aired July 9.

Video. Staff members of the Greater Four Corners Action Coalition discuss the effect of the shut-down in city programming at the Marshall Community Center in Dorchester. Aired July 8.

Video. Interview with District 6 (W. Roxbury/Jamaica Plain) City Councilor John Tobin about his decision to give up his seat and take a position with Northeastern University. Aired July 7.

Video. A reception for 45 new business owners signals a turn for the better in the recently slumping upscale commercial center in the Back Bay. Report by Lexie O'Connor. Aired July 8.

Video. Public agencies and clergy announce new strategy of working in concert to prevent youth violence. Report on announcement at Boston Police headquarters. Aired July 2.

Video. Interview with Boston City Council President Mike Ross about this week's vote on the FY2011 budget, and earlier actions concerning the new contract for firefighters and the Boston Public Library. Aired July 1.