Board Hears Senior Center Transportation Update
The Winthrop Board of Health heard a Senior Center update and put off a disposable-items policy for another year.
The Winthrop Board of Health heard a Senior Center update and put off a disposable-items policy for another year.
The Winthrop Town Council voted 6-3 to dissolve its Rules and Ordinance Committee for a six-month trial run after a special meeting that opened with a failed vote and a notice dispute.
Boston's Public Improvement Commission approved four petitions, including a Charlestown duct bank route for a 700-megawatt Everett battery project.
The Revere Board of Health heard warnings about an early flu season and an escalating Ebola outbreak at its October 22 meeting.
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.
Winthrop's Town Council closed a Center Business District zoning hearing after a resident successfully challenged its legal notice.
Boston's planning board approved its first tax relief deal for market-rate rental housing, aiming to restart four stalled projects.
The Chelsea Zoning Board of Appeals approved five smaller permits and variances while delaying two larger, contested housing projects to November.
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