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This week saw a number of Council meetings, but those largely under performed their potential, leaving a virtual community meeting run by the Planning Department the most important meeting of the week. There were also a few important news s...
This week’s agenda is pretty short and uneventful: there are only 14 dockets from Councilors, and many of those are non-controversial resolutions.
There is just one docket that points at sharp moments today: Councilor Murphy has a letter...
BPI has 8 questions we want to see answered at today’s Ways & Means hearing. Join the chat and follow along to find out if those questions get answered, and what else is happening!
Today at 10 AM the Council’s Ways & Means Committe...
There were a number of important stories this week that will continue to shape the public policy conversation in Boston in the weeks and months ahead, but most of this week’s WTR is focused on 2 issues that came up in this week regular Coun...
ICYMI: BPI’s Executive Director Gregory Maynard spoke to the Boston Herald’s Gayla Cawley this week about the recently scheduled foreclosure auction for 100 Summer St, a trophy downtown office building, and what the foreclosure says about B...
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