Good morning. Here are the stories Boston Weekly covered yesterday that you should know about.
Massachusetts firearm registration rules begin before repeal vote
New firearm registration rules have taken effect in Massachusetts ahead of a vote on whether to retain or repeal the 2024 law.
Springfield courthouse developer warns of downtown risks
A developer competing for Springfield’s courthouse project warns that delays threaten downtown, MassLive reports.
Unresolved titles slow Springfield vacant-property repairs
MassLive reports that unresolved ownership is complicating Springfield’s work to repair vacant properties.
Boylston Street fire displaces Jamaica Plain residents
A fire at 211 Boylston St. displaced residents Sunday after firefighters found part of the rear wall was not structurally sound.
Elias Lindholm earns praise after Bruins’ overtime winner
Elias Lindholm scored Boston’s overtime winner against Chicago on Saturday, earning praise for his production and nightly effort, MassLive reported.
Taylor trade report raises a roster question for Patriots
A report that the Colts are open to trading Jonathan Taylor puts a potential Patriots package in focus, but supplied details remain limited.
