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City Council Approves Plan for 400 New Homes Near the Waterfront
The 9–3 vote clears the way for apartments, a public plaza and a lakeside path extension.
neighbors signed
The Old North End crosswalk petition goes to the council this month.
The Clock on Church Street Is Ticking Again After 11 Years
Main Street Storefronts Fill Up as Six New Shops Open This Fall
Your Guide to Town Meeting Day: What’s on the Ballot
School budget, a parks bond and two council races — everything you need before you vote.
Cranes Return Downtown as Three Projects Break Ground
A Neighborhood Bookstore Celebrates 50 Years With a Block Party
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City Council Passes $2.1 Billion Transit Budget After Late-Night Vote
The plan adds three bus rapid-transit lines and keeps fares flat through 2028 — but leaves the downtown…
Live Updates: Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow and Power Outages to the Northeast
Power outages, road closures and snow totals as a powerful storm moves up the coast.
A Neighborhood Bookstore Celebrates 50 Years With a Block Party
Live music, a used-book sale and readings by local authors — plus the story of how the shop…
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The Farmers Market Is Moving Indoors for Winter — and Staying Open Weekly
Forty vendors will set up in the old train depot every Saturday from November to April.
Five Weeknight Dinners That Take 30 Minutes or Less
Sheet-pan chicken, a 15-minute pasta and three more recipes from our test kitchen.
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Open the live pageWinter Storm Brings Heavy Snow and Power Outages to the Northeast
Power outages, road closures and snow totals as a powerful storm moves up the coast.
More than 400,000 customers without power
Utilities in four states report outages after heavy, wet snow brought down trees and power lines overnight.
Snow totals so far
The highest total reported to the weather service is in the hills west of Albany, N.Y.
Interstate reopens after crews clear jackknifed trucks
State police reopened both directions of the interstate near Hartford, Conn., shortly after 7 a.m. Expect delays.
Schools closed in dozens of districts
More than 60 school districts canceled classes for the day. Several said they will switch to remote learning if the storm lingers.
Should Main Street close to cars on summer weekends?
The city council takes it up next month.
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