Three candidates for the District 6 City Council seat Matt O'Malley is giving up all called on landlord Monty Gold and his tenant, John Lincecum of Turtle Swamp Brewing, to drop their lawsuits against a proposed senior-citizen apartment building next door to the brewery. Read more.
By Maddie Kilgannon and Mia McCarthy, Reporter Correspondents
May 19, 2021
Maddie Kilgannon and Mia McCarthy, Reporter Correspondents
Former BPD Commissioner William Gross, left, walked along Blue Hill Avenue with Councillor Annissa Essaibi George last Thurs., May 20. Mia McCarthy photo
As of May 19, six mayoral candidates have secured the required 3,000 signatures needed to qualify for the September primary ballot, according to the city’s election department. There will likely be more to come. A total of 17 people had filed to gather signatures to run for mayor as of May 11.
Those who have been certified for the ballot already include Mayor Kim Janey, John Barros, and City Councillors Andrea Campbell, Annissa Essaibi George, Michelle Wu and State Rep. Jon Santiago. Among those whose nomination papers have been submitted, but not yet certified by election officials are Michael Bianchi, Robert Cappuci, Joao Gomes DePina, John Houton, Sophia Kim, William John Morgan Jr., Joe N
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What to do about dirt bikers and ATV riders zooming around the streets and parks of Boston? There’s not really a simple solution, officials suggested at a public meeting.
The perennial presence of motorized vehicles in Franklin Park and the streets of Boston has become a hot button issue in recent days after a front-page story in the Boston Herald described it as “out of control.”
City councilor Matt O’Malley hosted the virtual meeting on Franklin Park Wednesday, which was livestreamed on city councilor Julia Mejia’s Facebook page. (The planned Tuesday meeting was derailed after it was “Zoom bombed” with pornographic images, forcing the meeting to be delayed. The passcode for the Tuesday meeting was publicly shared online.)