Mayor Michelle Wu Officially Launches Annual Legacy Business Award Nominations

Boston, MALocal News

Mayor Michelle Wu officially announced the opening of nominations for the fourth annual Legacy Business Awards, a program aimed at recognizing long-standing businesses in Boston. Residents can nominate businesses with a minimum of 10 years of operation until October 31, 2025. To date, 90 businesses have received honors, representing over 3,500 years of service to the community. Award winners will be publicly recognized on June 1, 2026, and will benefit from resources such as grant funding and legal assistance. City officials, including Councilor Brian Worrell, highlighted the vital role of small businesses in connecting neighborhoods and fostering community identity.

The nomination process encourages local participation, ensuring that the awardees reflect the diverse fabric of Boston. The initiative supports Mayor Wu's vision for a vibrant, family-friendly city and aims to create opportunities for generational wealth. The Office of Small Business will verify nominations and recommend finalists based on eligibility, community support, and representation across various demographics.

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