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Boston Mayor Wu endorses Gov. Maura Healey after past snub (opens the original)
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu endorsed Gov. Maura Healey after hedging just a few months ago on whether she would back the Democratic governor’s bid for a second term. Wu and Healey put on a united front Thursday after the endorsement was announced by the governor’s campaign. They appeared together in East Boston to boast about a $7.3 million joint city and state investment that made Otis Elementary the first public school in the city to transition to “100% clean energy.” “I’m grateful to work alongs
Boston City Councilor Sharon Durkan decries being made into ‘clickbait’ villain for blocking late-file orders (opens the original)
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Boston City Councilor Sharon Durkan railed against the media for turning her into a “clickbait” villain for relentlessly blocking late-file matters before blocking a late-file order aimed at funding police and firefighter cancer screenings. Durkan’s move to block the hearing order, filed late by Councilor Erin Murphy, continued the months-long feud between the two councilors, which boiled over at Wednesday’s City Council meeting. “I do think there has been a politicization of late files,” Durkan
Downtown Boston office woes continue as another tower hits foreclosure auction block (opens the original)
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A downtown Boston office building is set to be sold at a foreclosure auction next month, as the depression of the city’s commercial real estate market continues. A live on-site auction scheduled by the lender will be held Oct. 20 for 100 Summer St. The 32-story Class A “trophy office tower” includes 1.1 million square feet of “mixed-use space in the heart of Boston’s Financial District,” the posting reads. Located “steps from” the MBTA’s South Station, the building is owned by Rockpoint, a Bosto
Boston Mayor Wu faces backlash for using taxpayer funds to teach immigrants political advocacy (opens the original)
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is facing backlash after it was revealed that the city has been using taxpayer funds to teach immigrants, including those without legal status, how to politically organize for progressive causes. The program, Immigrants Lead Boston, offers $575 “scholarships” to immigrants who reside in Boston and “wish to become leaders in the community.” The latest session began last week and extends through early December, per the city website. “The program aims to build on participan
Boston Mayor Wu sues Trump administration for rescinding Roxbury’s $20M federal transit grant (opens the original)
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration that alleges it unlawfully rescinded a $20 million grant awarded in 2022 for Roxbury street upgrades because the project no longer aligns with federal priorities. “We’re fighting for every dollar of investment to improve quality of life for Roxbury residents, commuters, and businesses,” Wu said Monday in a statement. “Boston earned this competitive grant to meet community needs and address long-needed infrastructure upgrad
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