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Wu Declares Heat Emergency, Opens 12 BCYF Cooling Centers to All Residents

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Wu Declares Heat Emergency, Opens 12 BCYF Cooling Centers to All Residentsby Patriot-Bridge Staff • July 20, 2022 • 0 CommentsMayor Michelle Wu declared a heat emergency in the City of Boston beginning Tuesday, July 19 through Thursday, July 21 due to the weather that is forecasted for this time period. Temperatures are expected to be in the mid […]

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Wu Declares Heat Emergency, Opens 16 BCYF Cooling Centers to All Residents

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Wu Declares Heat Emergency, Opens 16 BCYF Cooling Centers to All Residentsby Patriot-Bridge Staff • August 4, 2022 • 0 CommentsMayor Michelle Wu declared a heat emergency in the City of Boston starting, August 4 through Sunday, August 7, due to the upcoming weather forecasts. High temperatures will reach into the 90s, with the heat index expected to reach

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Wu, BPDA Introduce Policy To Promote Diversity Within Private Development Projects

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Wu, BPDA Introduce Policy To Promote Diversity Within Private Development Projectsby Patriot-Bridge Staff • August 18, 2022 • 0 CommentsMayor Michelle Wu and Chief of Planning Arthur Jemison announced last week that the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA) Board of Directors will vote on a new policy introducing diversity, equity and inclusion into the review process for large

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Wu Announces Strategies To Enhance Coastal Resilience in Charlestown and East Boston

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Wu Announces Strategies To Enhance Coastal Resilience in Charlestown and East Bostonby Patriot-Bridge Staff • August 18, 2022 • 0 CommentsSpecial to the Patriot-BridgeMayor Michelle Wu announced Coastal Resilience Solutions for East Boston and Charlestown (Phase II), a comprehensive framework to understand coastal flood risk, options for coastal resilience solutions, and timelines for implementation in parts of East Boston

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Wu Challenges 2020 Us Census Count

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Wu Challenges 2020 Us Census Countby Patriot-Bridge Staff • September 15, 2022 • 0 CommentsSpecial to the Patriot-BridgeMayor Michelle Wu announced that the City of Boston is challenging the United States Census Bureau’s 2020 Census Population count of Boston’s total population. Based on research by the Boston Planning and Development Agency (BPDA), the population count of 675,647 for Boston

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Charlestown Sprouts to Expand, Requests Support from Community

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Charlestown Sprouts to Expand, Requests Support from Community by Patriot-Bridge Staff • April 14, 2022 • 0 CommentsThe Charlestown Sprouts Community Garden is expanding this spring by building new gardening beds. As many as 30 gardening families new to Charlestown Sprouts will be able use these beds to grow culturally important food for their families. To support this project,

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Charlestown Master Plan 02129 | MoveOn

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TO: Charlestown, MA residentsCharlestown Master Plan 02129CMCampaign created byCharlestown Master Plan Our neighborhood of Charlestown is in a transformative period and the pressures of economic development must be balanced against preserving and strengthening our residential neighborhood. Our community needs a comprehensive master plan establishing the framework for future development in Charlestown and ensuring our voice

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Mayor Wu announces strategies to enhance coastal resilience in East Boston and Charlestown | Boston.gov

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MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES STRATEGIES TO ENHANCE COASTAL RESILIENCE IN EAST BOSTON AND CHARLESTOWNWith the completion of “Coastal Resilience Solutions for East Boston and Charlestown (Phase II),” the City has developed resilience plans for all 47-miles of Boston’s coastlineToday, Mayor Michelle Wu announced Coastal Resilience Solutions for East Boston and Charlestown (Phase II), a comprehensive framework

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Arthur Jemison Appointed Chief of Planning | Boston.gov

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ARTHUR JEMISON APPOINTED CHIEF OF PLANNINGDevin Quirk will serve as Deputy Chief for Operations and Organizational Transformation, and the City will hire a Deputy Chief of Urban Design to help drive the Mayor’s vision for planning that builds a Boston with and for everyone.Affirming a key commitment to reform the City’s development process to elevate planning and ensure that growth delivers the resources

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Wu passes on face time with developers – The Boston Globe

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Wu passes on face time with developersThe early months of the new administration are proving quite different for builders than under Wu’s predecessors.Mayor Michelle Wu is adhering closely to a populist agenda that got her elected in a landslide, one that is guided by the priorities of community groups, not business interests.NEXT IMAGEImage 1 of

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