Winthrop Council Passes Trash Budget, Pulls Zoning Hearing
Winthrop's Town Council closed a Center Business District zoning hearing after a resident successfully challenged its legal notice.
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.
The Chelsea City Council voted 9-0 to set a 70 percent Chelsea-resident preference on a planned centralized affordable-housing waitlist. Councilor Kelly Garcia sponsored the order; the city manager said 70 percent is the maximum share allowed under state fair housing law without risking lawsuits.
The Winthrop School Committee voted unanimously to keep the high school's annual international trip unsponsored by the district.
Kayem Foods recalls 1.5 million pounds of meat and poultry made in Chelsea. From our own coverage: Only one of 13 September home sales has a price. Also in today's brief (2 items): Kayem Foods recalls 1.5 million pounds of meat.
Revere's School Committee meets twice in one day Tuesday, alongside a Site Plan Review Committee session. Also in today's brief (3 items): School Committee meets twice Tuesday; Regular School Committee session set for Tuesday; Site Plan Review Committee convenes Tuesday.
VA Boston Healthcare System received new funding for Non-Recurring Maintenance projects in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026, continuing infrastructure improvements at its facilities.
Two obituaries with ties to Revere were published this week.
This week's Boston obituary notices roundup includes one qualifying resident: Clark, David Barnhart, of Boston, who died on October 13, 2026. Clark was born in Oneonta, New York, in 1944.