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Revere Parks and Recreation launches 2026 summer lineup featuring sports clinics, free weekly events, and field trips through August.

The Revere Parks and Recreation Department has rolled out its 2026 summer schedule, highlighted by sports clinics in basketball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, and T-ball, as well as a Summer Basketball League. Free weekly programming — including inflatables, performances, and the Sunday Nig…

Institutional Transfers Dominate Winthrop Deed Filings in Late May and June 2026

Twelve deeds were recorded in Winthrop between May 28 and June 26, 2026, with only five carrying disclosed consideration amounts ranging from $100,000 to $792,000 and a median of $308,500. The period's highest recorded figure, $792,000 at 4 Washington Ave., involves a mortgage entity as…

Wide Price Gap in Revere Sales Masks Thin Month of Disclosed Transactions

Twelve deeds were recorded in Revere between May 28 and June 26, 2026, though only four carried disclosed sale prices. Among those four, prices ranged from $125,000 to $1,002,216, with a median of $154,500. The month's most notable transaction was 71 Pitcairn St., which recorded a sale …

Boston Property Sales Data Unavailable for Late May Through Late June 2026

No deed transaction data was available from the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds for the Boston reporting period of May 28 through June 26, 2026. With zero sales recorded in the dataset, Boston Town Brief is unable to report a sale count, price range, median, or top transaction for this…

Winthrop Board Continues Shirley Street Lodging Case, Clears Somerset Ave. Redesign

Winthrop Board of Appeals continues contested lodging-house conversion, unanimously approves Somerset Avenue redesign.

Winthrop Rules Panel Votes to Seek Mandatory Third-Party Parking Study

Winthrop Rules and Ordinance Committee calls for a mandatory parking study, stalls commercial vehicle sticker plan.

Boston PIC Unanimously Approves Five Public-Way Petitions at June 25 Hearing

BOSTON -- June 25, 2026, Boston's Public Improvement Commission unanimously approved six actions at its June 25 hearing, including streetscape improvements tied to affordable housing and mixed-use development, a flood-resilience air rights transfer for the Children's Museum, and new wayfinding signs in Brighton. The commission

Boston Council Committee Advances $30 Million Affordable Housing Fund Authorization

BOSTON -- June 25, 2026, Boston City Council committee hears testimony on $30 million affordable housing fund authorization. The City Council's committee hearing on Docket 0968, held June 25, convened with Committee Chair Councilor Durkin and Councilor Ed Flynn as the only members present to consider an order authorizing

Winthrop manager backs employee-of-the-month plan, KPI rollout for next budget cycle

Winthrop's Public Health, Safety and Public Works Committee pushed Town Manager Anthony Moreno to formalize employee recognition and departmental performance tracking at its June 24 meeting.

Boston City Council Approves $79 Million in Federal Housing Grants for Fiscal Year 2026

BOSTON -- June 24, 2026, Boston City Council approves roughly $79 million in federal housing grants and a new inflation-linked senior property tax exemption at its June 24 session. The five U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development grants, covering homelessness services, affordable housing, community development, AIDS housing, and

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