Good morning. Here are the stories Boston Weekly covered yesterday that you should know about.
Healey, Minogue back public records ballot proposal
Healey and Minogue support a public records proposal, according to NBC Boston; their other ballot positions are not detailed in the supplied excerpt.
State police union, Healey campaign reject Minogue allegation
Mike Minogue questioned the state police union’s endorsement of Gov. Maura Healey, drawing denials from the union and her campaign.
Wu outlines restaurant permit changes, names new licensing chair
Wu’s restaurant permitting plan targets takeout zoning approvals and lengthy waits, alongside a change in Boston’s licensing leadership.
Boston Dynamics faces pressure to bring Atlas to market
Boston Dynamics faces pressure to commercialize its Atlas humanoid robot as competitors pursue products of their own, MassLive reports.
Pritchard scores 28 as Celtics overwhelm Bulls 134-99
Payton Pritchard scored 28 off the bench, including 19 in the third quarter, as the Celtics beat Chicago 134-99 at TD Garden.
Historic Navy Yard building to house Boston Park Service staff
A historic Charlestown Navy Yard building is being renovated to bring Boston’s National Park Service employees into a unified headquarters.
