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In the midst of a booming market, a housing shortage, and increasing confusion about the role of civic associations as neighborhood construction projects come on line, the Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association (CSHCA) ... Read more.

Carney Hospital will discontinue its two-year-old Family Medicine resident program next year, a setback for the community hospital as it seeks to balance its budget while juggling increased costs and an uptick in patient ... Read more.

Thursday (17th) – Area B-3 Boston Police host their annual Christmas party at the Mildred Avenue School, 5 Mildred Ave., Mattapan from 4-8 p.m.

Friday (18th)
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The City of Boston’s annual report on student housing is being assembled and is expected to roll out within the next several weeks, according to city officials.

Assembled from the University Accountability Reports ... Read more.

Fair housing advocates are challenging a component of the Walsh administration’s new version of an Inclusionary ... Read more.

Architect's rendering of proposed Cote Village

Two non-profit groups have filed plans with the BRA to replace the old Cote Ford dealership at Cummins Highway and Regis Road with a 76 apartments - 52 in an apartment building and 24 in three townhouse buildings.

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Two employees from the MBTA's dispatch center received commendations Monday for helping clear Red Line trains out of the path of a subway car moving driverless down the track Thursday morning.

"Based on all ... Read more.

Proposed Uphams Corner development

Developers have filed plans for a city-owned vacant lot in Uphams Corner that would include 80 apartments, eight townhouse condos and a building for light-industrial and office use.

The Indigo Block, proposed by a ... Read more.

Transit police are investigating after an MBTA Red Line train loaded with passengers left Braintree station Thursday morning and traveled through four stops north without an operator.

Investigators are looking into ... Read more.

Their voices sharp with frustration, residents and politicians from across Boston took the Federal Aviation Administration to task over airplane noise at a public forum in Milton last Thursday.

With hundreds ... Read more.

Friday (11th) – Jose Mateo Theatre Company’s The Nutcracker opens at Dorchester’s Strand Theatre, 7 p.m. Tickets start at $20. Other dates include: Sat., Dec. 12 at 2p.m. and 6 p.m.; Sun., Dec. 13 at 2p.m ... Read more.

Questions about crime and punishment dominated the Mattapan installment of Mondays with the ... Read more.

In anticipation of another brutal winter, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has released updated flood maps that will go into effect next March, and that will mean some additional Dorchester residents will ... Read more.

As the college application season draws to a close for aspiring graduates, high school juniors are just beginning the college search. The new federal “Scorecard” website, ranking colleges according to graduation rates and ... Read more.

For smaller Boston restaurants that can’t afford a costly liquor license, an alternative would be possible via a city council proposal that would allow patrons to bring their own beer and wine to dinner.

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(Updated— Wed., Dec. 9) — Mayor Martin Walsh signed an executive order on Wednesday that sets up a new tri-tiered system to build and fund new units of affordable housing in the city of Boston. On Tuesday, the mayor and ... Read more.

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