AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHousing & Neighborhood Planning: Boston’s Hyde Park Neighborhood Association discussed the city’s rezoning push aimed at bringing housing into compliance and easing ADU rules, while the Jackson Square Neighborhood Association kicked off with a focus on safety and keeping residents housed. State Housing Funding: Hebrew SeniorLife is set to receive state funding to build 78 senior homes in Roslindale/West Roxbury/Jamaica Plain, part of a broader Affordable Homes Act push. Politics: State Sen. William Brownsberger held his lead in a recount against Daniel Lander, winning by 35 votes after a campaign tied to real estate transfer fee inaction. Local Community Life: West Roxbury walkers are featured in the Boston Film Fest, and the Jackson Square Neighborhood Association held its first meeting. Public Safety & Courts: Lindsay Clancy’s defense renewed efforts for a not-guilty finding tied to mental responsibility arguments after a mistrial. Tech & Business: Apple’s new Health features intensify pressure on Boston’s Whoop as rivals offer similar tracking more cheaply. Transportation: Seastreak and Offshore Tug are seeking expanded Martha’s Vineyard service as the Steamship Authority reviews options. Sports: The Red Sox open a Royals series with Sonny Gray after a rough stretch, while Oasis confirmed a 2027 tour date via a drone display over Manchester.
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