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A Linden Street resident who wants to replace a single-family ranch home at 61 Linden St. with a three-story, six-unit building received mixed reviews at the Fields Corner Civic Association (FCCA) meeting on Nov. 1. Phoebe Nguyen, of 52 Linden St., presented the plan along with My Lam last week following a meeting several months ago at which three abutters spoke up in
Fields Corner residents, asked to decide between two finalists for the better use of a ground-level retail space in the new Dot Crossing apartment building now under construction next to the MBTA station, voted to support a literary space that leans heavily on programming, clubs, and other special events – primarily after 6 p.m. and on the weekends. The 1,300-square-foot space
Boston City Councillors are expected to take another run at a map that redraws the political boundaries of the city as some are calling for a halt to the process, known as redistricting. Allston-Brighton Councillor Liz Breadon on Monday released the latest map she expects to bring to the Council chamber floor for a vote on Wednesday.
A flurry of shooting incidents in Dorchester —including the brazen murder of a barber in his own store on Washington Street near Grove Hall— has prompted renewed anxiety about an uptick in violence. Although violent, part one crime is technically down citywide, according to Boston Police statistics, but there has been a significant increase in homicides in Dorchester,
In one corner of the room sits a large pile of laundry waiting for a wash while in another corner there’s the home office and a big work project with a looming deadline. In yet another other room, a couch beckons with the temptation of a morning nap and a Netflix binge session. This is the common 24-hour friction between home and work life that has remote workers looking for