Board of Health holds its regular meeting tonight as Revere's Halloween week kicks off. Also in today's brief (10 items): Board of Health meets tonight; Lynn English visits Revere football; Election department tests voting machines; All Hallow's Eve returns to library.
Chelsea's Zoning Board of Appeals delays two major housing projects to November after neighbor pushback. From our own coverage: ZBA approves five permits, delays two big projects.
Dana-Farber begins construction on a 300-bed cancer hospital in the Longwood Medical Area.
Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board reviewed federal SNAP cuts and a stalled Seaport elevator project.
Revere's school building committee voted 5-4-1 to cut a requested vibration and geotechnical monitoring contract extension from $256,080 to $180,000.
The Revere License Commission approved a food truck license for Tacos Way LLC but withheld approval of its proposed outdoor seating, citing safety concerns about cars crossing near the tables at 61 Squire Road.
City posts new affordable housing listings at four Boston addresses this week.
Winthrop's Town Council closed a Center Business District zoning hearing after a resident successfully challenged its legal notice.
Boston.gov posted a new affordable housing opportunity for apartments at 77 and 94 Harvard Street, inviting residents to apply through the city's housing listing.
Revere officials weigh shifting $100,000 in federal funds to new homebuyer program.