About Us - The Bay State Banner
The Bay State Banner is an African American owned news weekly that reports on the political, economic, social and cultural issues that are of interest to African American and English speaking Latinos in Boston and throughout New England. In addition to our weekly newspaper, we have daily updated content on our digital platform, as well as the ...
In their first year, Banner’s new owners aimed to preserve legacy …
2024年6月5日 · Internally, Mitchell and Stark added to the paper’s staff, creating two full-time staff writer positions. Most recently, they hired a full-time managing editor, Jamyra Perry, formerly with the Philadelphia Tribune.
News - The Bay State Banner
The Black and Missing Foundation is shining a light on the alarming number of missing Black people. The disappearance of 24-year-old Tamika Huston opened the eyes of people across the nation when she first went missing in 2004 — particularly, the meager news coverage of the South Carolina native’s case compared to the full court press given ...
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In 2023, Anna Montana had been looking for a third place, a space for social interaction outside of work and home. She was working a part-time job and had found herself bored. That’s when a friend introduced Montana to The Loop Lab, a media arts nonprofit that started in Cambridge but has since expanded to Boston and beyond. October 10th, 2024 >.
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1100 Washington St. Dorchester, MA 02124 Phone: 617 261-4600 Ronald Mitchell Editor & Publisher
Introducing Banner Business – The Bay State Banner
2024年3月6日 · In 1965, when the Banner first hit the stands, the goal was to provide compelling and useful content to Black readers, including coverage of economic and business development focused on our community. This business section is being created with the same goal — to provide Black residents in New England with insights into expanding business ...
Sports – The Bay State Banner
Shohei Ohtani’s feat is a testament to his unparalleled talent. The Mizusawa, Oshu, Japan, player achieved a milestone that had never been reached in the history of Major League Baseball — the 50-home run/50-stolen base plateau.
Local News - The Bay State Banner
Rare 19th-century portrait of formerly enslaved man on view at Concord Museum. Tiny, black dots speckle the surface of the sepia-toned portrait. The man in the picture sports a collared jacket over a work apron, his countenance framed by thin-rimmed spectacles, a beard, and tufts of hair that just about blend into the background. October 2nd ...
Politics - The Bay State Banner
Politics. Challengers abound in City Council races. Boston voters casting ballots in the Nov. 7 election will have eight candidates to consider for the City Council’s four at-large seats. But in two district races, the run-up to the Sept. 12 preliminary election is …
local news – The Bay State Banner
A little over a year ago, the Bay State Banner came under new ownership, signifying a fresh era for New England’s oldest and Boston’s only Black-owned weekly newspaper.