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Murphy led at-large haul in September | Dorchester Reporter - Vimarsana News

Murphy led at-large haul in September | Dorchester Reporter

Incumbent at-large City Councillor Erin Murphy outpaced her colleagues in fundraising during the month of September, according to data from the Office of Campaign and Political Finance (OCPF) released on Tuesday. Murphy, who lives in Dorchester, raised $43,956. The next largest figure issued for a citywide candidate – $30,162 – was for Bridget Nee-Walsh, who hopes to win one

City's bid for more liquor permits hits deeply rooted bump up on Beacon Hill - Vimarsana News

City's bid for more liquor permits hits deeply rooted bump up on Beacon Hill

In the state law that regulates how liquor licenses are distributed in Massachusetts, the words “except for Boston” appear dozens of times. It’s a phrase that critics – including Boston city councillors and state lawmakers who support Mayor Wu’s latest push for 250 new permits over a five-year period for underserved areas like Dorchester and Mattapan – maintain is archaic,

What a downtown office building sale signals about Boston's real estate market - Vimarsana News

What a downtown office building sale signals about Boston's real estate market

In the middle of West Street, a one-block stretch between the Boston Common and Downtown Crossing’s main drag, sit two conjoined, nondescript buildings that encapsulate the current struggles of the downtown office market.

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Real estate: Downtown Boston office building sale signals warning - Vimarsana News

Real estate: Downtown Boston office building sale signals warning

A pair of office buildings in downtown Boston recently sold for a quarter of what they fetched seven years ago — a warning of the possible distress facing much of the city’s older, less full office stock.

Boston Mayor Wu backs Weber in District 6 City Council race - Vimarsana News

Boston Mayor Wu backs Weber in District 6 City Council race

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is working to influence a fourth City Council race, by throwing her support behind Benjamin Weber, a labor attorney seeking the District 6 seat held by outgoing Councilor Kendra Lara.