The COVID-19 pandemic continues to accelerate the advancement of surveillance technology for public safety purposes to monitor the spread of the virus. The Boston City Council recently discussed proactive measures to regulate the use of some surveillance technology while eliminating inaccurate facial recognition. Councilors Michelle Wu (At-Large) and Ricardo Arroyo (District 5) proposed the banning Read More…
On Tuesday, October 24, the Boston Parks and Recreation Department hosted their first community meeting to discuss proposed improvements for Langone & Puopolo Parks on Commercial Street in the North End. The city has budgeted about $4.5 million to rehabilitate the park facilities. The current production schedule estimates design plans for the new park will Read More…
Ringing in the Columbus Day Weekend brings expansions and closings. The Cross Street “Cigars” building was leveled and Mayoral Candidates John Connolly and Martin Walsh fight for their stake in the neighborhood. A lot of changes have occurred in the last few weeks, in case you haven’t noticed – Catch up on the things you Read More…
