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Council panel presses on voting access

Council committee presses Election Department on accessibility ahead of Question 4 vote. From our own coverage: City Council panel presses on Election Day accessibility failures. Also in today's brief (12 items): Flynn seeks commission to boost police hiring; New income-restricted housi…

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Council eyes aid for Nubian Square fire victims

Boston council weighs emergency relief for businesses displaced by Nubian Square's six-alarm fire. From our own coverage: Council weighs aid for Nubian Square fire victims; Facilities panel weighs Dorchester school study contract. Also in today's brief (13 items): Council approves fundi…

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Facilities panel advances school study, housing lease

Boston facilities panel advances Dorchester school study and long-pending Nubian Square housing lease. From our own coverage: Public Facilities panel vets Dorchester school rebuild study. Also in today's brief (10 items): Council approves funding for youth, workforce, climate work; City…

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City sues to protect $20M Roxbury grant

Boston sues Trump administration to protect $20 million Roxbury street grant. From our own coverage: Council panel delays vote on detectives' raises. Also in today's brief (12 items): Pressley, Wu sue to protect Roxbury street grant; Two BPS employees win Shattuck Public Service Awards;…

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Sports

Boston sports roundup, Sept. 21 to Sept. 27

Boston's Blackstone Community Center pool in the South End stayed closed for a fourth year, and city councilors used a Sept. 24 hearing to press for an independent engineering study on repairs. Councilor Ed Flynn said the pool, closed due to a deteriorated shell, drain line failure and …

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