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More than 500 residents packed into Central Middle School Tuesday evening to pepper city and state officials with questions about a recently opened migrant shelter at Eastern Nazarene College.

State officials have opened a migrant shelter on the campus of Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, the second of its kind in Massachusetts since June.

State officials on Monday marked the opening of a second “Family Welcome Center” in Massachusetts for families experiencing homelessness and for newly arrived migrant families, in an effort to ease the crunch on the state’s overcrowded emergency shelter system.

The three proposals would invest $550 million in the Loop to build 1,059 apartments in what is now mostly empty office space, including 317 units set aside for low- and moderate-income Chicagoans as part of an effort to reduce segregation in Chicago in return for $188 million in city subsidies, officials said.

Supporters of Promontory Point can breathe a sigh of relief that the peninsula's much loved stair-step limestone wall is poised, finally, to become protected from attempts to replace it with concrete.

Pandemic dealt “incredible blow” to progress combatting addiction, Baker says

Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she was determined to chart a “bright and lasting” future for LaSalle Street between Washington Street and Jackson Boulevard, an area of the city she said had been permanently altered by the shifts triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The fate of a pair of endangered 20th century State Street skyscrapers remains up in the air after the Commission on Chicago Landmarks punted during its monthly meeting Thursday when it came time to decide whether to afford the Century and Consumers buildings landmark status.

Primary healthcare group spent €5m on acquisitions last year

Primary healthcare group spent €5m on acquisitions last year