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Harvard Commons residents at odds over street ownership - Vimarsana News

Harvard Commons residents at odds over street ownership

Members of the city’s Public Improvement Commission (PIC) convened a rare hearing at Dorchester’s Brooke Charter school on Monday night in hopes of breaking a stalemate involving ownership rights of residential streets laid out as part of a the Harvard Commons development. The streets and other infrastructure like lights, sidewalks, and sewers – specifically on Senator Bolling

In Photos: Claudine Gay Named Harvard's 30th President | News - Vimarsana News

In Photos: Claudine Gay Named Harvard's 30th President | News

In Photos: Claudine Gay Named Harvard's 30th President | News | The Harvard Crimson

September 2022: Latest Updates from the Mayor's Office of Housing - Vimarsana News

September 2022: Latest Updates from the Mayor's Office of Housing

AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN THE CITY HAS A RECORD PRODUCTION YEAR With 1,550 new units permitted, fiscal year 2022 was the best year on record for affordable housing

Brooke Charter School plans an addition to its K-7 building - Vimarsana News

Brooke Charter School plans an addition to its K-7 building

The Brooke Charter School plans to add a three-story addition to the rear of its K-7 building on American Legion Highway in Dorchester. The school’s chief operating officer, Mark Loring, discussed the plan during last Thursday’s online meeting of the Boston State Hospital Citizens’ Advisory Committee (CAC). “We are looking to add space because we want to add more programming

Road closings near Franklin Park soothe some, but vex others - Vimarsana News

Road closings near Franklin Park soothe some, but vex others

Weekly road closings that started May 27 in Dorchester and Mattapan around Franklin Park and Franklin Field have riled some members of the community, who say such closures are new and unexpected. But other residents say the closings have been in place for three years to curtail noise and quality-of-life concerns and have brought a sense of relief to the neighborhood. Either