Boston Announces $400,000 in Grants to Fight Latino COVID Disparities
Boston Mayor announces $400,000 in COVID grants targeting Latino community testing disparities.
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Boston City Council Rejects Four ZBA Nominees Without Prejudice in 7-5 Vote
Boston City Council rejected four Zoning Board of Appeals nominations without prejudice and passed a $3,828,317 state 911 grant in a lengthy virtual session on August 19, 2020.
BPDA Board Approves 40-Unit Affordable Homeownership Development in Roxbury
BPDA board closes out 2020 with unanimous approvals of a 40-unit Roxbury affordable homeownership project and a $97 million hotel renovation.
Boston Sets $20 Million Snow Budget With New COVID Safety Protocols
Boston announces $20 million snow budget and 200 new shelter beds for a pandemic winter. Mayor Martin J.
Boston Board of Appeal Approves Three East Boston Projects, Denies Frankfurt Street Development
Boston's Board of Appeal denied one East Boston residential project and approved three others plus a South Boston conversion at its July 22 hearing.
Boston Public Facilities Commission Unanimously Approves Five Contract Actions Worth Over $20 Million
Boston's Public Facilities Commission voted unanimously to approve five contract actions at its Tuesday meeting, including two major amendments totaling more than $16 million for the long-running Josiah Quincy Upper School project in Chinatown.
Boston PFC Approves All Seven DND Land Dispositions Unanimously
Boston Property and Facilities Commission approves all seven DND land dispositions without dissent. The commission, presided over by T.T.
Boston PIC Approves National Grid, Huntington Theatre Petitions, Expands to Six Members
Boston's Public Improvement Commission closed its 2020 calendar with two unanimous petition approvals and a structural expansion at its December 23 remote session.
Boston Property and Facilities Commission Unanimously Approves Five Land Transfers at July Meeting
Boston's Property and Facilities Commission approved five land-transfer and conveyance votes July 22, moving city-owned vacant parcels in Nubian Square, Roxbury, Hyde Park, and Dorchester toward affordable housing development, conservation use, and private ownership.
Boston Rolls Back to Modified Phase 2 for at Least Three Weeks Starting Wednesday
Boston rolls back to modified Phase 2 as COVID positivity hits 7.2 percent and hospital beds shrink.