Government · Other Committee
Winthrop Schools Advance Policy on ICE Encounters
Winthrop schools move to adopt a state-mandated policy on handling ICE and other civil law enforcement at school buildings.
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Government
The Select Board, Finance Committee, Town Meeting and every other town board, from the meeting record.
Government · City Council
Council panel delays vote on detectives' raises
Boston's Ways and Means Committee held off voting on detectives' contract funding pending staffing answers. Chair Benjamin J.
Government · City Council
Council Hears Fallout From Haitian TPS End
Boston city councilors heard that roughly 5,790 Haitians in Boston lost Temporary Protected Status after it ended July 27, triggering evictions and legal-aid backlogs.
Government · Board of Health
Revere Issues Warning After Kratom Found at Store
Revere Board of Health reports a 57% drop in opioid overdose deaths in 2025, the lowest total since 2016.
Government · City Council
Council presses no-show administration on Blackstone pool
Boston councilors grill an empty chair after no one from the Wu administration shows for a Blackstone pool hearing. The Committee on Human Services, chaired by Councilor Erin J.
Government · City Council
Council Approves $47M CPA Fund Shift
Boston Council shifts $47.3 million in CPA funds, then overturns the council president's own committee pick.
Government · Disability Commission Advisory Board
Disability Board Presses City on Blue Hill Ave Redesign
Boston disability board presses city on $124 million Blue Hill Avenue redesign, flags two access gaps.
Government · Zoning Board of Appeal
Zoning board splits 5-2, approves Roslindale project
Boston's Zoning Board of Appeal splits 5-2 on a contested Roslindale infill project, with the chair in the minority.
Government · City Council
Council presses USPS on Allston post office reversal
Boston councilors grill an empty chair as USPS skips hearing on its Allston post office reversal.
Government · City Council
Council hears push for BPS fundraising disclosure law
Boston council committee probes private fundraising gaps across BPS, citing New York City's disclosure law as a model.
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