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(The Center Square) – A Massachusetts legislative panel on Tuesday heard impassioned pleas from several first responders about a proposed series of benefits changes as the long-term impact of COVID-19
Boston City Councilor Kendra Lara blasted three of her colleagues for spreading “unsubstantiated” information about the death of a transgender person at a South Boston apartment, saying their comments may incite hate crimes.
Lara alleged that "unsubstantiated stories" about an incident in a BHA apartment "stoked homophobic and transphobic rhetoric."
An apparent overdose near four children in a rundown South Boston apartment has politicians calling for an immediate cleanup of the drug activity and squatting that had already been proliferating at that particular public housing complex.
The Mary Ellen McCormack housing complex where four kids were removed by the state following an apparent overdose in an apartment with men dressed as women is now under intense scrutiny.