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Developer proposes turning three attached South End buildings into housing
A proponent is proposing the redevelopment of three attached, underutilized commercial buildings on Wareham Street in the South End into a single six-story, approximately 38-unit, multi-family residential building. Stack+Co, a Boston-based integrated architectural and development firm, filed a Small Project Review Application (SPRA) with the city’s Planning Department on Oct....
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Boston Veterans Day Parade – 11/7
The city of Boston is honoring the service and sacrifices of all who have served and those who continue to serve. The parade starts at 12 p.m. on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The Parade will begin at Boston Public Library located on Boylston Street and marching to the corner of Park and Tremont St and end at 1 City Hall Plaza. This is a new and exciting parade designed to honor the service and sacrifice of veterans and their families, as well as a thank you to all who continue to serve. They are seeking veteran, military, and civic organizations as well as musical groups to headline this all-star salute to service.
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‘This proposal terrifies me’: Students, teachers plead with BPS not to close Charlestown High School
Students and teachers are p leading with Boston Public Schools to keep Charlestown High School open. A long-term facilities plan proposes closing the school in June 2028 because enrollment has dropped significantly. A vote is scheduled for next month to consider that proposal. On Wednesday night , the school committee meeting was packed, with nearly 100 people signed up to speak as students, parents, and teachers urged the district to keep the school open. Superintendent Mary Skipper cited enrollment challenges and said this year’s entering K-2 cohort has 1,000 fewer students than a decade ago. But Skipper said closing schools and moving programs would consolidate resources to give each student more opportunities at every school. “Our long-term enrollment projections show that in order to best serve our students, we need to reduce the number of schools we operate,” said Skipper. When asked about the proposal, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said, “For too long we have been kicking the can down the road and seeing public education dollars going to keeping half-empty buildings open.” Teachers and students shared their perspective with the school committee. Boston Teachers Union President Erik Berg said, “Four weeks to take a final vote on such a
Country Herald
East Coast Weather Alert: Cold Front Brings Heavy Rain Nov. 6
BOSTON, MA — Heavy rainfall and a developing cold front are raising concerns about localized flash flooding across portions of the East Coast Friday, Nov. 6, with the Boston metropolitan area facing an elevated risk of excessive rainfall.
Boston Globe
Meet the man who keeps many of Boston’s historic doors beautiful
John Carlton restores and reproduces the wooden entries fronting many of Boston’s most iconic homes. When you find yourself strolling down Commonwealth Avenue in the Back Bay or Mount Vernon Street in Beacon Hill, it’s only natural to ogle the beautiful row houses lining the way. And if you’re giving them a good look, you’re bound to admire their front doors — big wooden ones flanked by columns, sets of double-leaf doors with large glass panels and shiny hardware.
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Dorchester Reporter
Top Meehan deputy named interim UMass-Boston chancellor
UMass President Marty Meehan pulled from inside his leadership team to put an interim leader in place at the university’s Boston campus. Chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco plans to leave in February, he announced in September, and the university announced Thursday that Nefertiti Walker will serve as interim chancellor of UMass Boston. Suárez-Orozco has a seven-year run.
Caught in Southie
Breakfast with Santa and The Grinch Returns to Publico
Not to stress you out…but Santa Claus is coming to Southie, and he’s bringing The Grinch along for some holiday mischief!. Publico is hosting its Breakfast with Santa and The Grinch on Saturdays, December 5th, 12th, and 19th, with a festive three-course seated brunch, visits with Santa, and plenty of antics from The Grinch.
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MBTA chief to skip Boston City Council meeting on Blue Hill Ave. revamp despite summons
MBTA General manager Phil Eng will reportedly be skipping an important meeting Friday even after the Boston City Council issued him a summons over the controversial Blue Hill Ave. bus lane project. There's been a back and forth between some council members and the T's general manager, but NBC10 Boston...
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South Shore Boston Weekend Events for Kids & Families (November 7th & November 8th)
Kid & Family-Friendly Things To Do & Events This Weekend on the South Shore Boston Saturday Nov 7th & Sunday Nov 8th. Looking for fun things to do with kids on the South Shore of Boston this weekend? 🍁🍂 Check out the family-friendly events happening Saturday, November 7th and Sunday, November 8th! From holiday kickoffs and seasonal activities to storytimes, indoor play, family fun, and plenty of things to keep the little ones busy, there’s lots happening around the South Shore! ❤️
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POST commission suspends certification of state trooper charged with breaking and entering
Massachusetts’ police oversight commission suspended the certification of a state trooper on Wednesday following his arrest on a breaking and entering charge last weekend. Michael McGuire, 37, of Quincy, is facing one count of breaking and entering at nighttime to commit a felony in Boston Municipal Court Central, according to court records.
Boston
BPD looking for bicyclist they say assaulted pedestrian after verbal altercation
After the argument, the suspect allegedly chased after the victim and punched him in the face, causing him to fall to the ground. The Boston Police Department is requesting the public’s help to identify an individual wanted in an ongoing assault and battery investigation in Back Bay. Shortly before...
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New 18-Acre Historic District Could Ease Boston Office-to-Housing Conversions
A proposed 18-acre historic district in Boston’s Financial District is moving toward federal review, but its effect on office-to-housing conversions would depend on more than whether a building falls within its boundaries. The Massachusetts Historical Commission voted to advance the proposed Exchange District to the National Park Service for final review and potential listing on the National Register of Historic Places. If listed, the district could make qualifying rehabilitation projects eligible to seek state and federal historic tax credits.
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Locals weigh in on 'Love is Blind' and dating in Boston
The last of the remaining Boston-based couples on this season of “Love is Blind” said their “I do’s” and “I don’ts” on the popular Netflix dating “experiment” and reality show. With only the reunion episode left to air (out Nov....