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Boston
City plans community center, housing at Jackson Mann
Mayor Michelle Wu is expected to make a final decision by the end of the year. Boston city officials have unveiled a proposed redevelopment plan for the Jackson Mann Community Center, a deteriorating Allston facility that has been the focus of advocacy from Allston-Brighton residents calling for a new community space.
WWLP
Election Results: Markey vs. Deaton for U.S. Senate Massachusetts
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Boston Globe reporter predicts trouble for Democrats after the midterms
Boston Globe political reporter James Pindell joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest piece: "The 2026 elections could reset the Republican Party and leave Democrats divided." Pindell warns that if Democrats sweep the midterms, the GOP will be forced to address underlying problems with President Donald Trump's brand of politics. Democrats, on the other hand, would not have to confront their party's deep divisions, spelling trouble for the future.
Irish Star
The Irish woman who was the last 'witch' to be hanged during the Salem Witch Trials
Ann "Goody" Glover was an Irish Catholic washerwoman executed in Boston in 1688 — four years before the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Her case, driven by religious prejudice against Catholics, language barriers, and unsubstantiated spectral evidence, helped lay the groundwork for America's most notorious witch-hunt
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Notwithstanding Mayor Wu’s claims, the ‘State of the Schools’ in Boston is not good
THE REALITY OF public education in Boston is far from what Mayor Michelle Wu depicted in her recent State of the Schools address. Hiding behind the improvements she touted is a broken system with abysmal performance outcomes across every grade in the district. In the Boston Public Schools, seven out...
Dorchester Reporter
Dems roll to victory nationally and in Dorchester
Above: Local 17 Sheet Metal Workers, based on Adams Street in Lower Mills, held a standout in Adams Village on Tuesday afternoon in support of Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll. Seth Daniel photo. Copyright © 2026 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. This content may not be re-published or...
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Last week in Milton Neighbors: Blue Hills hunting zones, leaf blowers and Halloween trick-or-treat tips
Last week in Milton Neighbors: Blue Hills hunting zones, leaf blowers and Halloween trick-or-treat tips. Members of Milton Neighbors were busy last week, with 91 posts, 350 comments and 699 reactions between Sunday, October 25 and Saturday, October 31. A conversation about November hunting zones in the Blue Hills (99 comments, 199 reactions, 860 views) led the week’s new posts, followed by a question about Saturday morning leaf blowing (22 comments, 67 reactions, 341 views) and a Halloween night search for the best place in Milton for trick-or-treating (17 comments, 36 reactions, 4,816 views).
Taunton Daily Gazette
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Children’s Services of Roxbury celebrates kickoff of $27 million investment in HQ
More than 80 community members, supporters, and friends filled the white tent outside 504 Dudley Street to capacity for an interfaith blessing to signify Children’s Services of Roxbury’s (CSR) ongoing investment in the neighborhood. CSR, one of the state’s largest Black-led nonprofits providing culturally-attuned behavioral health services, foster care and family support services, hosted the event as a precursor to its planned $27 million renovation of its 46,000-square-foot headquarters into a welcoming, community-centered hub designed to meet evolving neighborhood needs.
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REMINDER: MBTA Prioritizing Investments in the Green Line Modernization Program in November, Continues to Make Significant Improvements in Reliability, Accessibility, and More
Major construction taking place November 7 – 15. As the MBTA continues to make significant improvements in its service and infrastructure, the MBTA is today reminding riders about construction work on two major projects that are critical to ensuring the long-term reliability of the line and upgrading accessibility for all riders. The necessary work will take place during nine consecutive days of 24/7 access to portions of the Green Line from November 7 through November 15, which allows the MBTA to expedite these long-awaited upgrades in the most cost-efficient manner possible.