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Large Mattapan development to get soccer field instead of farm
The Boston Zoning Commission has approved a plan by the developers of Olmsted Green to swap a soccer field and tot lot for the 4-acre urban farm that was part of the original plans, but never built.
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Boston reported no coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, mayor says
Mayor Marty Walsh shared some uplifting news during his coronavirus update.
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Reopening state next week could lead to second coronavirus outbreak, local experts warn
Starting the path to a “new normal” on Monday could result in a devastating second wave of coronavirus infections, hospitalizations and deaths, local experts warned.
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City considers street, sidewalk changes to help with social distancing
Possibilities include temporary bike lanes, adding more bus lanes or stops and converting curbside parking spaces into additional sidewalk space.
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Police recover 5 loaded firearms, $7K during robbery investigation
Boston detectives recovered five loaded firearms and more than $7,000 while searching a Dorchester apartment as part of an armed robbery investigation, police said in a news release.
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