Boston Morning Brief, Oct. 30: 44 affordable units open at Bartlett Station
44 affordable units open at Bartlett Station. From our own coverage: City lists Creighton Street condo for affordable sale.
44 affordable units open at Bartlett Station. From our own coverage: City lists Creighton Street condo for affordable sale.
Mobile City Hall outreach stop closed Thursday. Also in today's brief (3 items): Mobile City Hall outreach stop closed Thursday; Revere boys soccer hosts Chelsea Thursday; Mobile City Hall returns Friday at City Hall.
Chelsea City Council unanimously approved an inclusionary zoning measure prioritizing residents for affordable housing units.
Mayor Wu unveils zoning reforms to make it easier to open and run restaurants in Boston. From our own coverage: Disability board reviews SNAP cuts and stalled elevator; PIC weighs Charlestown duct bank for battery project.
Revere City Council approved a $16.5 million bond to settle the Wonderland eminent domain case.
Chelsea Station Restaurant, housed in a historic Everett Avenue firehouse, is reportedly closing after a decade. Also in today's brief (2 items): Chelsea Station Restaurant reportedly closing after decade; Drake Maye meet and greet draws crowds to Market Basket.
Boston planning board approves first market-rate tax relief deal for stalled housing projects. From our own coverage: Council presses assessor on luxury home tax gaps; Council presses BPS on English learner services.
Revere City Council meets Monday night with appointments and zoning matters on tap. From our own coverage: Zoning panel advances body art business rules; License panel weighs food truck seating safety.
Mayor Michelle Wu announced a record year of street lighting upgrades across Boston neighborhoods. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for week of Oct. 19-25.
Winthrop High School sets Nov. 7 date for its 2026 Hall of Fame induction ceremony. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs sponsorship of overseas trip; Resident's legal challenge shuts down zoning hearing notice.
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