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Testimony from the Friends of Titus Sparrow Park to the Boston City Council Committee
Tonight at 6 p.m., the Boston City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed emergency declaration for the Mass and Cass area. The hearing will take place at the Hampton Inn and Suites on Massachusetts Avenue and is open to the public.
The Friends of Titus Sparrow Park are committed to the safety and well-being of our neighbors. We have submitted testimony in support of declaring a public health emergency. Our letter to the committee is shared below.
Keeping Titus Sparrow Park safe: How you can help
Over the last several days, we’ve received multiple reports of people sleeping in the park and drug use on-site. These situations are deeply concerning for our community. We have contacted local authorities and are committed to ensuring the park remains a safe, welcoming space for all.
Here’s the reality: if an incident isn’t reported, it’s as if it never happened.
No report = no record = no action.
Meet Shayna Keshian: The New President of Friends of Titus Sparrow Park
We’re excited to introduce Shayna Keshian as the new President of the Friends of Titus Sparrow Park (FTSP)! Shayna moved to the South End two years ago and joined the board last May. Since then, she’s brought fresh energy and ideas to FTSP, even while the park was undergoing renovations.
Titus Sparrow Park FAQs: Your Questions Answered!
Spring is here, and that means more sunshine, more park hangs, and way more questions about how things work at Titus Sparrow Park—so let’s clear a few things up! We’ve gathered the most frequently asked questions and answered them all in one place. Oh, and just a little teaser… we’ve got over 25 events lined up for 2025!
Big city, small town feel: One community
With the Hancock Tower looming, the Pru a block away, it sounds implausible to say living in the heart of the city feels like a small town, but I will anyway.
How to sign up for street sweeping alerts
Street sweeping season is back! Starting March 1st, street cleaning resumes in parts of Boston, including the South End. Avoid the hassle (and cost) of getting towed by setting up alerts to remind you when it's time to move your car. Follow this step-by-step guide to stay ahead of parking restrictions!
An exclusive Q&A with South End’s Mayor’s liaison, Sarah Sharpe!
The South End thrives on its vibrant community spirit, and keeping residents informed and engaged is essential to its growth and success. That’s where Sarah Sharpe, the Mayor’s Liaison for the South End, comes in. Sarah serves as a bridge between residents and City Hall, ensuring that community concerns are heard and city resources are accessible.