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The clash, over 72 units of much-needed affordable housing, adds a new wrinkle on the not-in-my-backyard story.

Led by the Epiphany School, opponents of a planned apartment building next to the Shawmut MBTA station turned to the courts last week in an effort to stymie the project, which won key approvals from city officials last year. The three lawsuits filed in Suffolk Superior Court on Friday are all aimed at the same target: the 150 Centre St. development, which would replace what is

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The BPDA board in November approved the 72-unit development at 150 Centre St., a site that’s currently home to the Fitzpatrick Bros. auto-body shop and an adjacent parking lot.

A new café venture will debut at the Codman Square Winter Farmer’s Market this month, and then pivot to opening a kiosk stand next to Shawmut Station in February. The announcement came during the Codman Square Neighborhood Council meeting on Jan. 3, an in-person and online hybrid meeting that kicked off 2024 for the group. Chair Cynthia Loesch-Johnson announced that the House

The Boston Planning and Development Agency is launching a plan to simplify zoning in hopes of easing the path to new housing construction.

The Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) Board voted 4-0 on Thursday night to approve Trinity Financial’s 72-unit affordable rental housing project on the Fitzpatrick Brothers Auto Body site next to Shawmut MBTA station. The unanimous decision to green-light the project came after several years of vigorous opposition from some neighbors and abutters and after

Non-profit developer would be better option on Centre Street To the Editor: I want to keep you apprised of the increasingly large number of Shawmut community residents who oppose the Trinity Financial development proposal for 150 Centre Street. There are now more than 1,000 individuals who have signed their names in opposition to the plan.  Like myself, most signees applaud

Developers trying to get the city’s approval for transit-oriented housing near Shawmut Station showed off their latest plans last week, scoring points with supporters but making little headway against neighborhood opposition. At an online meeting arranged for Oct. 3 by the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA), members of the Impact Advisory Group (IAG) responded to

College Board announced that The Epiphany School of Global Studies has been named to the Advanced Placement Program School Honor Roll, earning Platinum distinction.