Revere City Council Debates Water Meter Costs for Seniors and Proposed Composting Pilot Program

Overview: The Revere City Council convened to discuss community issues, focusing on the cost implications of water meter installations for seniors and a proposed composting pilot program.

Boston City Council Discusses Expansion of Pre-K Programs and Special Education Services

Overview: The Boston City Council meeting on September 23, 2020, covered a range of topics, with substantial attention given to the expansion of pre-kindergarten (pre-K) programs and support for special education services. The council explored various funding proposals, community partnerships, and the need for early identification and placement of students with special needs.

Revere Traffic Commission Considers 24-Hour Resident Parking Amid Growing Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent Revere Traffic Commission meeting, held on September 19th, tackled issues related to parking, traffic safety, and pedestrian concerns, focusing primarily on a proposal to implement 24-hour resident parking on the upper half of Endicott Avenue.

Boston City Council Debates Impact of Deed Restrictions on Affordable Housing and Wealth Equity

Overview: The Boston City Council’s recent meeting focused on the complex interplay between deed restrictions, affordable homeownership, and wealth generation, particularly in Black and Latino communities. The council discussed various modifications to current policies and their broader implications for the city’s housing landscape.

Revere License Commission Approves Fall Festival Beer Garden Amid Other Key License Decisions

Overview: The Revere License Commission held its latest meeting, approving applications including a beer garden for the annual Fall Festival, alterations to existing premises, and various one-day event licenses. The commission also addressed ongoing noise issues with local businesses and reviewed communications from the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission.