Whoa: Supreme Court bars regime from trying to control mail-in voting in November.
September 14
The Supreme Court today upheld a ruling by Boston federal Judge Indira Talwani that the regime has no right to try to disenfranchise millions of people who vote by mail in November. Read more.
Boston councilor proposes zoning change to prohibit data centers
September 14
City Councilor Miniard Culpepper (Roxbury) is proposing a change to Boston's citywide zoning code to prohibit the construction of water-sucking, hydrocarbon-belching data centers across the entire city.
Mayor proposes tax rebates to get four large housing projects built; three in Allston/Brighton
September 14
Mayor Wu today proposed a total of $31.5 million in long-term tax breaks for projects with 1,400 proposed apartments in Allston/Brighton and Charlestown that have already won city approval but have gotten stalled due to financing and cost issues.
Owner of Leather District building proposes converting language school into apartments; patrons of ground-floor sub shop will continue to get to hum that song from the Barber of Seville
September 14
Language Studies International has filed plans to convert the upper floors of 105 Beach St., where it now runs English-language classes, into 15 apartments.
Hunt on for person who stole car in Grove Hall with child in the back seat
September 14
Boston Police report they are looking for somebody who stole a car at Crawford and Warren streets in Grove Hall with a young child.
