Planning Advisory Council Launches Progress Report East Boston

Boston, MALocal News

The Planning Advisory Council released the Progress Report: East Boston in June 2025, outlining key public investments in the neighborhood. This report draws from PLAN: East Boston, a comprehensive neighborhood plan adopted in January 2024 after six years of community input. It covers nine crucial areas, including mobility, housing, and education. The Legacy Business Program, which assists small businesses, awarded four East Boston establishments in 2025, recognizing their cultural impact. Emily Patrick, Senior Neighborhood Business Manager, highlighted the program's importance in supporting local enterprises and job creation.

Angela's Cafe, Italian Express, La Hacienda, and Rino's Place exemplify the neighborhood's cultural diversity and resilience. The report reflects the city's commitment to fostering economic growth and community cohesion in East Boston. Overall, these initiatives aim to enhance the quality of life for residents and support local economic development.

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