Revere City Council tabled a $125,000 request to fund repairs on Garfield Middle School's broken elevator. From our own coverage: Subcommittees weigh body art zoning and senior parking study; Council tables Garfield School elevator funding.
City urges residents to sign up for health coverage.
City begins advance processing of early voted ballots ahead of Nov. 3 election. Also in today's brief (13 items): City opens comment period on housing funds report; Celtics beat Knicks 107-103 as Tatum scores 36; Bruins top Sharks 6-4 at TD Garden; More than 150 dogs parade in Downtown Crossing.
City election officials plan to test voting machines Saturday at City Hall. From our own coverage: City to test voting machines Saturday.
Chelsea's junior varsity volleyball team travels to Wakefield for a non-conference match against Northeast Metro RVT on Thursday, Oct. 29. Also in today's brief (1 items): Chelsea JV volleyball faces Northeast Metro RVT Oct. 29.
The Boston Public Health Commission opened a request for proposals for its Rapid Start Program, aimed at speeding antiretroviral therapy for people newly diagnosed with HIV.
Board of Health holds its regular meeting tonight as Revere's Halloween week kicks off. Also in today's brief (10 items): Board of Health meets tonight; Lynn English visits Revere football; Election department tests voting machines; All Hallow's Eve returns to library.
Chelsea's Zoning Board of Appeals delays two major housing projects to November after neighbor pushback. From our own coverage: ZBA approves five permits, delays two big projects.
Dana-Farber begins construction on a 300-bed cancer hospital in the Longwood Medical Area.
City posts new affordable housing listings at four Boston addresses this week.
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