BOSTON (WHDH) - One of Boston’s most prominent landmarks and a fixture in the city’s skyline will soon be slightly repositioned to ensure its visibility for years to come, according to city officials.

No matter how far a Boston University student ventures into Allston on a night out or how deep one finds themselves in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s frat row, one shining light has ...

Boston’s CITGO sign, the historical landmark of Kenmore square, is being repositioned in hopes of preserving the Boston skyline amidst Kenmore’s redevelopment. The famous CITGO sign in Kenmore Square.

Boston’s iconic CITGO Sign, an enduring symbol of the city long visible from Fenway Park, is moving ever so slightly. The sign perched above Kenmore Square at 660 Beacon St. will stay at that address, ...

Changes are coming to the iconic scenery behind Fenway Park’s Green Monster. The famous Citgo sign, which has loomed over MLB’s oldest ballpark since 1940, will slide 120 feet east and be put 30 feet ...

For more than 60 years, the iconic CITGO sign has beamed above Kenmore Square, greeting Boston Marathon runners and looming over Fenway Park like a low-hanging, neon (now LED) moon. The local beacon ...

BOSTON (AP) — A deal has been hammered out to save Boston’s iconic Citgo sign. Mayor Marty Walsh announced Wednesday that an agreement was reached between Citgo and the new owners of the building ...

BOSTON (WPRI) — Boston’s iconic CITGO sign will soon be moved from its spot overlooking Kenmore Square — but it’s not going far. The sign will be lifted 30 feet higher and shifted 120 feet to the east ...

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BOSTON — The fate of the iconic Citgo sign in Kenmore Square may seem of only passing interest here in the Berkshires. But the sign, located atop a building presently owned by Boston University, owes ...

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