City issues Halloween traffic advisory for Oct. 30. From our own coverage: Affordable condo listed on Harvard Street; Affordable rental listed in Marlborough.
44 affordable units open at Bartlett Station. From our own coverage: City lists Creighton Street condo for affordable sale.
Mayor Wu unveils zoning reforms to make it easier to open and run restaurants in Boston. From our own coverage: Disability board reviews SNAP cuts and stalled elevator; PIC weighs Charlestown duct bank for battery project.
Boston planning board approves first market-rate tax relief deal for stalled housing projects. From our own coverage: Council presses assessor on luxury home tax gaps; Council presses BPS on English learner services.
Mayor Michelle Wu announced a record year of street lighting upgrades across Boston neighborhoods. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for week of Oct. 19-25.
City urges residents to sign up for health coverage.
City begins advance processing of early voted ballots ahead of Nov. 3 election. Also in today's brief (13 items): City opens comment period on housing funds report; Celtics beat Knicks 107-103 as Tatum scores 36; Bruins top Sharks 6-4 at TD Garden; More than 150 dogs parade in Downtown Crossing.
The Boston Public Health Commission opened a request for proposals for its Rapid Start Program, aimed at speeding antiretroviral therapy for people newly diagnosed with HIV.
Dana-Farber begins construction on a 300-bed cancer hospital in the Longwood Medical Area.
City posts new affordable housing listings at four Boston addresses this week.
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