Worrell wants Boston to examine tech solution to noise complaints
September 3, 2026
City councillor says “noise cameras” that can locate offending properties or vehicles and lead to fines as a way to crack down on trouble spots.
Some of the ideas included using landscaping and new walkways to center the stature of Edward Everett.
Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins was acquitted by a federal jury Wednesday of corruption charges related to a cannabis investment, according to reports from inside the courtroom.
Some of the ideas included using landscaping and new walkways to center the stature of Edward Everett.
Massachusetts officials are calling for accountability among local and federal law enforcement in the wake of the death of Dorchester’s Emmanuel Damas in immigration custody.
A proposal for a nail salon at former Cedar Grove Gardens site was roundly rejected during an abutters meeting last night.
About 200 people attended an event at the William Reed Auditorium on Talbot Avenue last Thursday to discuss plans for a large public works project for Blue Hill Avenue.
Leslie MacWeeney Dobbs, an artist, educator, and activist who led the group DotArt, died on March 24 at age 90.
Candelaria Norma Silva-Collins, a former Dorchester resident, author, and civic “connector,” died in North Carolina on March 24 of complications from cancer.. She was 71.
Boston’s Parks Department has reiterated its straightforward approach to combating excessive heat islands in the city: Plant more trees.
Wandaly Ortiz Guerrero hopes to open for business in the former Kay’s Oasis building, using licenses for liquor and entertainment that she and a group of business partners secured for a different location in Dorchester two years ago.
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