Good morning. Here are the stories Boston Weekly covered yesterday that you should know about.
Massachusetts group seeks 2028 vote on data center limits
A Massachusetts committee wants data center restrictions on the 2028 ballot as the Kraft Group pursues a large campus in Sutton.
Extended MBTA shutdowns strain riders as repair work advances
Lengthy MBTA shutdowns are testing riders’ patience as General Manager Phil Eng pushes ahead with ambitious repairs, WBUR reports.
Rachael Pearson launches City Council challenge to Ed Flynn
Rachael Pearson is challenging Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn for a seat representing South Boston, Chinatown and part of the South End.
Driscoll says second term will build on Healey's first
Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll says the Healey administration will focus on building on its first-term achievements as it enters a second term.
Departing nor’easter leaves Boston chilly and unsettled
Boston faces highs in the mid-40s and a chance of afternoon showers as a November nor’easter slowly pulls away from New England.
