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City Council approves measure that would let immigrants with 'legal status' vote in Boston elections - Vimarsana News

City Council approves measure that would let immigrants with 'legal status' vote in Boston elections

City Council passed the measure with an 8-4 vote, but it still needs the approval of Mayor Michelle Wu and the state Legislature.

Source: boston.com
Boston City Council weighing vote on police contract - Vimarsana News

Boston City Council weighing vote on police contract

The city’s new police contract opens the door for civilian flaggers to take on paid detail assignments, now held exclusively by BPD officers, but officials indicated that those lucrative roles will likely go to retired police officers.

Boston city councilors 'blindsided' by presentation honoring pro-Palestinian student walkout - Vimarsana News

Boston city councilors 'blindsided' by presentation honoring pro-Palestinian student walkout

A number of Boston city councilors described being “blindsided” by a controversial resolution put forward by one of their colleagues, honoring two students for organizing a pro-Palestinian walkout at their high school last week.  

Do metal detectors really keep schools safe? - Vimarsana News

Do metal detectors really keep schools safe?

Schools are weighing whether metal detectors can prevent increasing violence as multiple students were stabbed or brought loaded guns to schools this week.

Source: yahoo.com
Editorial: City councilors racked up legal fees - Vimarsana News

Editorial: City councilors racked up legal fees

In the private sector, employees who cost a company money through their errors are disciplined, demoted and often fined. Those who worked for and promoted the redistricting map in question should be held accountable for the legal costs to the city.