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BMC residents picket as Brigham nurses weigh contract offer
BMC resident physicians are pressing for higher pay, while Brigham nurses have delayed a strike to review the hospital’s final proposal.
October 23, 2026
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Major Fire Displaces Dozens in Dorchester Neighborhood
A major fire displaced dozens of residents in Dorchester last night. Emergency crews responded swiftly, battling heavy flames. Authorities continue investigating the cause as affected families seek shelter and support.
August 11, 2025
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Jamaica Plain Community Center Reopens After Renovation
The Jamaica Plain Community Center has reopened following extensive renovations. Upgraded facilities and expanded programs aim to better serve local residents, fostering community engagement and wellness.
August 11, 2025
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South Boston Waterfront Set for Multi-Million Dollar Renovation
The South Boston Waterfront is poised for a multi-million dollar renovation aimed at enhancing public spaces, improving infrastructure, and boosting local commerce. The project promises to revitalize the area and attract new investment.
August 11, 2025
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Mattapan Leaders Urge Expanded Transit Access Options
Mattapan leaders are calling for expanded transit access to better connect the community with job centers and essential services. They emphasize the need for improved bus routes and increased frequency to address growing demand.
August 11, 2025
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Brighton Avenue Construction Project Set to Finish Soon
The Brighton Avenue construction project is nearing completion, with officials announcing that major roadwork and safety upgrades will be finished within weeks, promising smoother traffic and improved pedestrian access.
August 10, 2025
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Allston-Brighton Holds Town Hall on Student Housing Crisis
Allston-Brighton officials held a town hall addressing the escalating student housing crisis. Residents and students voiced concerns over affordability, availability, and neighborhood impacts as the demand surges.
August 10, 2025
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City Launches Heat Emergency Services Before Summer Heatwaves
The city has launched new heat emergency services ahead of the summer season to protect vulnerable residents from heatwaves. The initiative includes cooling centers, hydration stations, and outreach programs to ensure public safety.
August 10, 2025
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Boston Launches “Clean Streets” Program in Roxbury, Dorchester
Boston has launched the “Clean Streets” program in Roxbury and Dorchester, aiming to reduce litter and improve public spaces through increased cleanup efforts and community engagement.
August 10, 2025
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Hyde Park Home Renovation Permits Surge in Recent Months
Hyde Park has seen a sharp increase in home renovation permits over recent months, reflecting a growing trend of property upgrades. Officials say this boost signals renewed homeowner confidence and local investment.
August 10, 2025
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Fenway Park Area Experiences Surge in Small Business Openings
The Fenway Park area is experiencing a surge in small business openings, with new shops, cafes, and boutiques revitalizing the neighborhood and attracting both locals and visitors alike.
August 10, 2025
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East Boston Residents Rally Against Rising Airport Noise Levels
East Boston residents gathered in protest this weekend, voicing concerns over rising noise levels from Logan Airport. Community leaders demand stricter regulations to curb frequent, disruptive flights impacting daily life.
August 10, 2025
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West Roxbury Library Extends Weekend Hours for Visitors
West Roxbury Library has extended its weekend hours to better serve the community. Starting this week, visitors can enjoy additional Saturday and Sunday access for reading, research, and events.
August 10, 2025
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North End Restaurants Challenge New Outdoor Dining Fees
North End restaurants are challenging the city’s new outdoor dining fees, arguing they threaten their post-pandemic recovery. Business owners seek reconsideration to maintain financial stability.
August 10, 2025
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Seaport District Launches Pilot Project for Flood Resilience
The Seaport District has launched a pilot project aimed at enhancing flood resilience through advanced barriers and green infrastructure, preparing the area for rising sea levels and extreme weather events.
August 10, 2025
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Boston City Council Approves Major Affordable Housing Plan
Boston City Council has approved a major affordable housing plan aimed at adding 5,000 new units over the next five years. The initiative seeks to address the city’s growing housing crisis and support low-income residents.
August 9, 2025
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Beacon Hill Traffic Restrictions Proposed to Cut Congestion
City officials propose new traffic restrictions on Beacon Hill to ease congestion. The plan includes limited vehicle access during peak hours, aiming to improve flow and reduce delays for commuters and residents alike.
August 9, 2025
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Downtown Crossing Crime Rate Falls Following Patrol Boost
Downtown Crossing has seen a significant drop in crime rates following an increase in police patrols. Authorities report improved safety and community response, attributing the decline to heightened law enforcement presence.
August 9, 2025
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East Boston Residents Petition City for Increased Green Space
East Boston residents have submitted a petition urging the city to increase green spaces in the neighborhood. Community members cite benefits for health, recreation, and environmental sustainability as key reasons for the expansion.
August 9, 2025
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Hyde Park Reports Surge in Home Renovation Permits
Hyde Park has experienced a significant surge in home renovation permits, with applications rising 35% this year. Experts attribute the increase to growing demand for modernized living spaces and rising property values.
August 9, 2025