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A coalition of advocacy groups has teamed up with several city councillors to offer their version of how the city’s political boundaries should be drawn as part of the decennial redistricting process. The Boston branch of the NAACP joined the Greater Mattapan Neighborhood Council, the Urban League and the Chinese Progressive Association’s political action committee, among
Fields Corner is experiencing a bit of a boom these days as a number of new restaurants and businesses have moved in to set up shop, with everything from sushi to southern friend chicken to mixed martial arts now on the neighborhood docket. Meanwhile, the leadership of the Fields Corner Civic Association (FCCA) has been discussing whether neighboring civic associations might
Service on the Red Line was disrupted Tuesday because of a broken rail, the MBTA said
Shuttle buses are replacing service on a stretch of the Red Line after a broken rail was reported near Ashmont station. More on Boston.com.
Unhappy with his city council colleagues’ efforts to redraw the political boundaries of the nine City Council district seats, Dorchester Councillor Frank Baker said he plans to file his own map. The councillors and their four at-large colleagues are facing a Nov. 7 deadline to get a map in place a year before the 2023 municipal election. Three maps have already been proposed –