Boston Licensing Board Approves Domino’s Pizza Late-Night Delivery Amid Resident Concerns

Overview: During its recent meeting, the Boston Licensing Board approved a petition from Domino’s Pizza on Colony Avenue to extend its delivery hours until 3 a.m., despite some concerns from nearby residents about potential noise disturbances. The decision was made with the condition that the service between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. will be strictly for delivery, with no customer pick-up allowed during these hours.

Boston Licensing Board Faces Community Resistance Over Late-Night Delivery Proposals

Overview: In a meeting held on March 5, 2025, the Boston Licensing Board considered multiple proposals to extend operating hours for local businesses, with focus on late-night delivery services. Among notable discussions, Domino’s Pizza’s application to extend its delivery hours from 1:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. faced opposition from community members and local officials due to concerns about noise and neighborhood disruption.

Boston City Council Stands United for Immigrant Rights Amidst Federal Policy Challenges

Overview: In a recent Boston City Council meeting, a strong focus was placed on immigrant rights, with councilors expressing support for resolutions aimed at protecting immigrant communities, particularly against federal policy changes. The council also addressed a variety of other topics, including the recognition of Cape Verdean and Haitian communities, police staffing issues, and proposals to enhance the arts and cultural landscape in the city.

Revere Conservation Commission Approves Key Development Projects Amid Environmental Concerns

Overview: The Revere Conservation Commission meeting focused on approving multiple development projects, including the Mullen Highway Development and a technology warehouse at Park Boulevard, while addressing environmental concerns about sediment control, stormwater management, and the use of chemicals in vegetation management along the MBTA rail lines.

Chelsea School Committee Approves Investments in Curriculum and Teacher Support

Overview: In a recent Chelsea School Committee meeting, significant actions were taken to enhance educational resources and teacher support, with the committee approving a $1.7 million investment in high-quality instructional materials and discussing various grants and funding to support student learning and professional development. The meeting also highlighted the recognition of school resource officers and an attendance officer for their contributions, alongside deliberations on salary adjustments and community initiatives.