Revere City Council Deliberates on School Construction Budget Cuts and Safety Ordinances

Overview: In a recent Revere City Council meeting, discussions were held concerning the $10 million budget reduction for the new high school construction project, alongside debates about the management of motorized scooter regulations and the proposed installation of a controversial radio tower.

Tattoo Studio and Ice Cream Window Proposals Unanimously Approved by Boston Zoning Board

Overview: In a recent meeting held via Zoom, the Boston Zoning Board of Appeals approved several proposals, including a tattoo studio at Center Plaza and a soft serve ice cream window in the South End, both of which were met with community support. The meeting also addressed zoning challenges for a Pilates studio in South Boston, and various residential modifications across the city.

Revere License Commission Considers Carnival Latino’s Overserving Practices Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The recent Revere License Commission meeting focused on issues involving local establishments, particularly Carnival Latino, amid concerns of overserving alcohol and public safety. The meeting also addressed license applications for various events and businesses, but the central discussions revolved around compliance challenges faced by Carnival Latino and Lupita Restaurant.

Boston City Council Explores Cultural Access and Transportation Solutions for Underserved Communities

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Boston City Council delved into initiatives aimed at improving access to cultural programs for Boston families, with an emphasis on ensuring participation from underrepresented communities. Highlighting transportation barriers and the need for strategic partnerships, the council discussed plans to enhance inclusivity and engagement with the city’s cultural institutions.

Boston Cannabis Board Approves Legal Greens’ Retailer License in Dorchester

Overview: The Boston Cannabis Board convened on August 20, 2025, granting several requests for marijuana operations, including the approval of Legal Greens Boston LLC for a new marijuana retailer license at 571B Washington Street in Dorchester. This decision supports the expansion of cannabis access in the area and reflects the Board’s emphasis on community engagement and equitable business practices.