The city of Chelsea may forgo its long-standing policy of guaranteed parking spots to boost new housing construction.
A proposed update to the safe driving law would target motorists recording themselves while driving.
And City Councilor John FitzGerald is leading a community fight to keep the Fields Corner Post Office open.
It’s our local news roundtable!
Guests
- Katie Lannan, editor at MASSterList
- Mike Deehan, reporter at Axios
- Jennifer Smith, senior reporter at Commonwealth Beacon and co-host of its weekly podcast, The Codcast.
Stories discussed in this week’s roundtable
- Dorchester Reporter: FitzGerald launches online petition to keep Fields Corner post office open
- GBH News: Local officials fight USPS plan to close Allston post office for good
- CommonWealth Beacon: Chelsea considering eliminating parking minimums to promote housing production
- State House News Service: Safe driving law update would target motorists recording themselves
- CommonWealth Beacon, The Codcast: Why 3 red states are suing Mass. over abortion
- BPR story: In LG debate, nominees spar over Trump, immigration
- Axios: MBTA looks into using falcons to clear pigeons from stations
