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Neighborhood Network News: May 20

We'll talk with the program manager for LiveableStreets Alliance, Kara Oberg, about the May 21 update on biking in Boston, and with the executive director of the Dorchester Youth Collaborative, Emmett Folgert, about the outlook for youth violence prevention funding. And we'll have a report on Sunday's Japan Festival at City Hall Plaza.


Thousands take part in the 17th annual Mother's Day Walk for Peace in Dorchester to raise money for violence prevention by the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute. (Lovett photo) See photos.

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Japan Festival in Boston Held on City Hall Plaza

Video. The Japan in Boston Festival, held on City Hall Plaza, provides a chance to sample Japanese food, music, and culture. Report aired May 20.

Mayor Announces $1.8 Billion in Capital Projects

Video. Mayor Menino announces a five-year plan for $1.8 billion in capital spending projects on everything from roads to buildings and accessible playgrounds. Report aired May 17.

Rally Spotlights Cuts in Preschool, Housing

Video. A coalition of groups draws attention to the effect of automatic federal budget cuts on preschool and rental housing subsidies. Report aired May 16.

Dedication Honors East Boston Businessman

Video. A bench is dedicated outside a restaurant in East Boston's Orient Heights Square in memory of businessman and neighbor Jerry Zullo. Report aired May 16.

Felix Arroyo Discusses Candidacy for Mayor

Video. City Councilor At-large Felix G. Arroyo discusses his candidacy for Mayor of Boston, and his background in politics and labor organizing. Interview aired May 15.

Student Debaters Compete in Council Chamber

Video. Students from Boston high schools show off their debate skills in a competition held in the Boston City Council's Iannella Chamber. Report by Luke Jones. Aired May 15.

Home Improvements Help Cancer Survivor

Video. A home makeover in South Boston helps provide more space and contact for 8 year-old cancer survivor Sydni Pecevich. Report aired May 14.

Ureneck Discusses Candidacy for State Senate

Video. Joe Ureneck, Republican nominee for State Senator in the 1st Suffolk District, discusses his candidacy in the special election on May 28. Interview aired May 13.

Slain Boston Police Dept. Detective Honored

Video. A dedication in Jamaica Plain honors Sherman Griffiths, the Boston Police Detective who was killed in a drug raid in 1988. Report aired May 13.

Teens, Candidates to Meet at Peace Conference

Video. A speak-out between young people and candidates for Mayor of Boston is planned in this year's Peace Conference organized by Teen Empowerment. Interview aired May 10.

Leaders Show Support for Immigration Reform

Video. Business, labor, and political leaders voice support for national immigration reform and letting more immigrants have a chance for legal status. Report aired May 10.

Archivist Describes Salvage of Memorial Items

Video. Assistant Archivist with the Boston City Archives Marta Crilly talks about salvaging weather-sensitive items from the bombing memorial at Copley Square. Interview aired May 8.

Administrator: Limits to Bombing Compensation

Video. At a town meeting, the administrator of One Fund Boston, Kenneth Feinberg, explains that compensation for victims of the Boston Marathon bombing will be limited. Report aired May 7.

Teacher Competes to Win Laptops for Students

Video. Liz Byron, a 6th grade teacher at the Gardner Pilot Academy in Brighton, completes a 147-mille footrace in the Sahara Desert to raise money for student laptops. Interview aired May 6.

Marty Walsh Discusses Candidacy for Mayor

Video. State Rep. Marty Walsh (D-Dorchester) discusses his thought about running for Mayor of Boston. Interview segment aired May 2.

David Bernstein Dissects State Senate Primary

Video. David Bernstein, formerly of The Boston Phoenix, analyzes the victory for Linda Dorcena Forry in the Democratic primary for State Senator in the 1st Suffolk District. Interview Aired May 2.

Joyce Ferriabough on Primary Election Result

Video. Political consultant Joyce Ferriabough discuss the results in the Democratic primary for state senator in Boston's 1st Suffolk District. Interview aired May 1. See also: vote analysis.

Down to the Wire in State Senate Primary Race

Video. Three Democrats compete for the state senate seat recently vacated by Jack Hart in the First Suffolk District. Report by Brooke Singman. Aired April 30.

Boys & Girls Club in Allston Holds Fundraiser

Video. Young members serve as ambassadors at the annual "Passport to Belonging" fundraiser for the West End House Boys and Girls Club in Allston. Report aired April 29.

Park in South End Dedicated to Frieda Garcia

Vimeo. A new playground and green space in the South End, constructed and designed by John Hancock Financial, is dedicated to community leader Frieda Garcia. Report aired April 29.

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