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Blue Hill Avenue neighbors say plan for center bus lane would be unsafe (opens the original)
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Residents came out Thursday night to protest the most recent proposal for a redesign of Blue Hill Avenue, which would create a lane in the middle of the road for buses. Last week the city of Boston unveiled its plan for the road, which stretches through Mattapan, Dorchester and Roxbury. But on Thursday night, outside the first listening session the held by the city and MBTA seeking feedback from the community, several residents came out to say they don’t want that kind of traffic pattern change.
Boston celebrates ‘welcoming’ designation as a place for immigrants to feel at home (opens the original)
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Last month, Boston was awarded a four-star designation by the nonprofit movement Welcoming America, becoming the first city in Massachusetts to be certified by the group. It recognizes cities that are national leaders in policies, programs and practices designed to support immigrant inclusion and belonging. Today, the Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA), along with other local organizations, celebrated the accomplishment. “We have a clear message for them in Boston,” said Mayor Miche
This year’s 88-page voter information booklets are on their way to a mailbox near you (opens the original)
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With 56 days to go until the general election, the Secretary of the Commonwealth Bill Galvin’s office has unveiled this year’s voter information packets that will be sent to every voter in the state starting this week. These books are standard before a general election, describing what ballot questions voters will face in the election and what a yes and no vote means. With a record nine ballot questions this year — more than any in the past three decades — the booklet you’ll receive will look mo
Suffolk Sheriff Tompkins acquitted of extorting cannabis company (opens the original)
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A jury found Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins not guilty on charges of extortion Wednesday, attorney Martin Weinberg for the defense told GBH News. After the verdict came down, Weinberg said Tompkins was grateful that the jury reached the correct result. “Suffolk County has their sheriff back,” the attorney said. The prosecution argued throughout the trial that Tompkins used his position as a public official to extort a national cannabis company — while the defense maintained that the mone
‘I am not afraid of hard things’: Republican Minogue readies for face-off with Healey (opens the original)
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Si desea leer este artículo en español visite El Planeta. Massachusetts’ 2026 governor’s race is officially set — and the primary delivered little surprise. Gov. Maura Healey got the Democratic nomination Tuesday with no opposition, while heavily favored businessman Mike Minogue emerged as the Republican nominee. Heading into November, most polls show Healey with a significant advantage. In front of a crowd chanting his name, Minogue took to the stage and thanked his supporters and his family ju
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