Obituary notices, week of June 15, 2026 through June 21, 2026
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Revere Parks and Recreation opens 2026 summer program registration across sports, arts, and special events.
The Revere Parks and Recreation Department has opened registration for its 2026 Summer Program, which features a broad slate of sports options including a Summer Basketball League, Soccer Clinic, Lacrosse Skills & Drills, Tennis Clinic, Basketball Skills & Drills, Sunshine Soccer Tots, …
BPDA Board Approves 776 Summer Street Phase 2, Dozens of Capital and Development Actions
BOSTON -- June 18, 2026, Boston's development board approves Phase 2 of the 776 Summer Street South Boston waterfront project and more than two dozen capital, leasing, and development actions at its June 18 session. The BPDA Board of Directors, chaired by Priscilla Rojas, voted unanimously on nearly every
Boston PFC Unanimously Approves Fire Station Easement, English High School Contract Extension
BOSTON -- June 17, 2026, Boston Public Facilities Commission approves three unanimous items, including a $337,500 English High School contract boost. The commission, comprising Commissioners Larry Mamoli and Donald Wright, cleared a pedestrian easement at the completed 44 Winter Street fire station in Dorchester, described by both members as a
Boston Parks Unveils Accessible Features Map as Board Approves Minutes, Eyes Summer Events
BOSTON -- June 17, 2026, Boston's Disability Commission Advisory Board heard a presentation on the city's accessible park features website and fielded warnings about a potential federal funding crisis for regional ADA centers. The Parks Department team of Lauren Bryant and Chad Fisher, joined by Tufts University
Boston City Council Refers Mayor's Amended FY2027 Budget to Committee, Defers Debate
BOSTON -- June 17, 2026, Boston City Council convenes brief session to receive mayor's amended FY2027 budget, debate delayed to June 24. The council met remotely on June 17 solely to assign a docket number to the mayor's modified annual appropriation and tax order, Docket 1222, and
Boston ZBA Approves Extensions and Subcommittee Recommendations in Unanimous Procedural Session
BOSTON -- June 16, 2026, Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal cleared procedural business unanimously at its June 16 remote session before opening its substantive hearing docket. The full seven-member board, including members Stembridge, Langham, Turner, Wewell, Bernal, Collins, and the chair, voted unanimously on three consecutive motions: approving
Winthrop School Committee approves FY27 budget with $1.22 million in cuts
WINTHROP -- June 15, 2026, Winthrop School Committee approves FY27 budget with $1.22 million in reductions, superintendent warns of potential fall shortfall. The committee voted unanimously Monday to adopt the fiscal year 2027 school budget of $42,558,153, cutting $1.22 million in line items to match the town
Boston Council Committee Advances Senior Property Tax Cost-of-Living Adjustment to Floor Vote
BOSTON -- June 15, 2026, Boston's Ways and Means Committee moved a senior property tax cost-of-living measure toward a floor vote scheduled for June 24. The committee, chaired by District 6 Councilor Ben Weber, held a June 15 hearing on Docket 0697, which would have the city
Boston Council Committee Advances $79 Million in Federal HUD Housing Grants
BOSTON -- June 12, 2026, Boston City Council housing committee advances $79 million in federal HUD grants covering homelessness, housing, and economic development. The Committee on Housing and Community Development, chaired by District 5 Councilor Tania Pepin, heard presentations Friday on five grant authorizations: a $16.8 million Community Development Block