Good morning. Here are the stories Boston Weekly covered yesterday that you should know about.
FAA ground stop affects Logan amid communications problems
Logan flights were affected by a nationwide FAA ground stop linked to communications problems at regional air traffic control centers.
Red Sox agree to four-year, $58 million deal with Jake Bauers
Boston adds Jake Bauers after his breakout season in Milwaukee, creating roster questions with Willson Contreras still under contract.
Greater Boston housing supply growth slows, report finds
A new report from Boston Indicators finds that Greater Boston is adding housing at a slower pace.
Healey selects Joroff to succeed Hoffer as state climate chief
Gov. Maura Healey has named Aladdine Joroff to succeed Melissa Hoffer as Massachusetts’ climate chief, WBUR reported.
Din Tai Fung plans restaurant at Boston’s Prudential Center
Din Tai Fung is planning a Back Bay restaurant in the former Del Frisco’s space, with no opening date reported.
Lowell reactivates Flock cameras after disputed closed-door vote
Lowell is restoring more than 40 Flock cameras after a closed-door council vote that critics say violated the state's open meeting law.