Fort Point Landmarks August 2026 Meeting

updated 08.11.26: Celine will not be presenting at the August meeting.  

THE FORT POINT CHANNEL LANDMARK DISTRICT COMMISSION
will hold a public hearing on:
Thursday, August 13, 2026
6:00 PM

This hearing will be held virtually and NOT in person.

You can participate in this hearing by going to the Zoom meeting link or by calling 646-828-7666 and entering meeting id165 447 2127 #. You may also submit written comments or questions to FortPointLDC@boston. 

I.  RATIFICATION OF 7/9/26 PUBLIC HEARING MINUTES

II. DESIGN REVIEW HEARING

APP # 27.0065 FPC 324 A STREET - WITHDRAWN BY STAFF (tentatively scheduled for September's meeting)
Applicant: James Cochener
Proposed Work: Remove existing awnings, patch and repair brickwork. Remove existing light sconces, patch and repair. Remove existing railing and sculpture. At roof remove existing steel structure and weathervane. Install new illuminated channel letter sign at roof. Install new painted sign, two lightbox signs, and 3 new awnings. Additionally, install new planter boxes at street level and at the underside of windows. Clean and repaint masonry to like new condition, install new light sconces, and paint doors.

III. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW/APPROVAL

APP # 27.0057 FPC 10-30 CHANNEL CENTER STREET: At all elevations: spot pointing open masonry joints, misc. brick replacement on first floor. New brick to match existing. On North and South elevations: repair cracks, remove brick wythe to inspect, clean, and coat structural steel if applicable, reinstall brick wythe, clean, point open stone joints and repair cracks on all stone elements (East and West elevations). Inspect/repair/replace steel lintels as needed on the first floor (East and West Elevations). 

APP # 27.0073 FPC 343 CONGRESS STREET:  Limited Façade Repairs – To match existing: Cut/point specified areas on the Northwest elevation, Cut/point bottom 3’ of brick as needed on the Southwest elevation. Replace spalled brick (Allowance of 25 on each elevation). Clean and coat cast iron shutter hinges and install a soft joint at the metal-to-brick interface on the Northwest elevation Inspect and make safe both Northwest and Southwest elevations.

IV.  Staff Updates

V:  PROJECTED ADJOURNMENT: 7:00 PM

Members: Kirsten Hoffman, Sue Goganian, Vacancy, Thomas Rodde, Vacancy Alternates: Vacancy, Raber Umphenour

originally posted 08.03.26

This Week & Next About The Neighborhood

updated 8.6.26 with Boston C-6 Community Officers' Community Day on August 8th. 

On August 5th, the Planning Department is hosting a Public Meeting on Zoning Update to Dimensional Definitions and Code Structure (building height, yards, building lot coverage, etc...) from 6pm to 8pm. 

On August 6th, there are two opportunities to engage with the US Army Corp of Engineers' (USACE) Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management (CSRM) draft report.

• The City of Office of Climate Resilience is hosting a virtual information session at 10am on how to best navigate the USACE CSRM report. 

• The Green Ribbon Commission (GRC) is offering a virtual USACE CSRM report briefing that day from 12pm to 1:30pm. Although the registration form is titled GRC Coastal Resilience Financial Blueprint Briefing, this meeting is about the USACE CSRM report. 

On August 8th, the Midway Gallery invites you to the Opening Reception of American Places, Watercolor paintings of American buildings, coastlines and open landscapes by Lonnie Ash at 6pm. 

Meet the artist, enjoy light refreshments, and experience this thoughtful collection in the Midway Art Tunnel, an intimate and unique gallery space that offers an immersive setting for viewing art.

The exhibition runs through September 27th. The Midway Gallery is located at 15 Channel Center Street. 

Boston Fire Museum Fort Point by Lonnie Ash

Also, on August 8th, the District C-6 Community Service Office is hosting a Community Field Day from 12pm to 4pm at M Street Park. There will be multiple bounce houses, DJ, face painting, ice cream, yard games and even a Cops vs Kids water balloon fight. 

On August 12th, the Environmental Business Council is virtually presenting Massport: Reflections from the Chief Climate & Resilience Officer, Jill Horwood, from 11:45 am to 1:00 pm. Massport owns over 300 acres in South Boston. 

On August 13th, the Fort Point Channel Landmark District Commission will be meeting. On the agenda is the new Celine Restaurant at 324 A Street (former Blue Dragon location).

originally published .08.03.26

Fort Point Landmarks July 2026 Meeting

updated 8/8/26 with presentations. 

THE FORT POINT CHANNEL LANDMARK DISTRICT COMMISSION

will hold a public hearing on:
Thursday, July 9, 2026
6:00 PM

This hearing will be held virtually and NOT in person.

You can participate in this hearing by going to the Zoom meeting link or by calling 646-828-7666 and entering meeting id 165 837 1389#. You may also submit written comments or questions to FortPointLDC@boston. 

I.  RATIFICATION OF 12/11/25 PUBLIC HEARING MINUTES

II.  VIOLATION

VIO.26.1080 15 CHANNEL CENTER STREET
Applicant: Jarrell Perkins
Proposed Work: Unapproved installation of doors. See application 25.0935 FPC.

III. DESIGN REVIEW HEARING

APP # 26.1101 FPC 35 THOMSON PLACE
Applicant: Nate Turner
Proposed Work: Lettering surface applied to an existing steel lintel; Vinyl lettering surface applied to an existing window/ storefront; A barbershop pole to be placed at the brick pier at the corner 35 Thomson abutting 25 Thomson.

APP # 26.1102 FPC 30 THOMSON PLACE
Applicant: Nate Turner
Proposed Work: Install new temporary signage at front. 

IV. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW/APPROVAL
APP # 26.0783 FPC 15 CHANNEL CENTER STREET: Emergency approval – Temporary signage at entry doors and awning. Extension of the 3/20/2026 approval. 

APP # 26.1090 FPC 249 A STREET: Installation of (1) internally illuminated blade sign to read "Gallery at 249 A”

V. STAFF UPDATES

VI. PROJECTED ADJOURNMENT: 7 PM

Members: Kirsten Hoffman, Sue Goganian, Vacancy, Thomas Rodde, Vacancy Alternates: Vacancy, Raber Umphenour 

originally published 6.30.26

About The Neighborhood: Farmers Markets, Family Fun, Ice Cream, Art & Music

Feels like summer with the return of farmers markets, an ice cream festival and a Caribbean American Heritage Celebration (new!). Sprinkled in are a updates on Article 80 modernization, Landmark Commissioner appointees, a flood resiliency conference, zoning code hearing on residential development parking minimums and an art opening! On Saturday, there are choices galore with the Fish & Farm Market, Southie Family Funday,  FPAC Instrument Petting Zoo and opening day at the Lawn on D. 

June 1: South Boston Farmers Market opens today and every Monday through November from 11am to 5pm at 446 W. Broadway, adjacent to the municipal parking lot. 

June 2: Boston Civic Design Commission Monthly Meeting | Bostonplans.org at 5pm. On the agenda: Planning Department presentations on Article 80 Modernization Updates by Kevin Crossley, Sr. Programmer plus Commissioner Training procedural updates and a discussion of proposed by-laws. 

June 2 - 4, Jimmy Fund Scooper Bowl takes place at 88 Seaport Blvd from 12pm to 8pm. Use code SOUTHIE for $3 off each ticket! Taste over 40 flavors from your favorite national and local ice cream brands and enjoy live music. On June 4th is the, Scoop & Sip Beer Garden from 5pm to 8pm. Tickets are $40 and available on site only.

June 3:  Flood Resiliency Conference, from planning to action -innovative funding options, governance and project management to address coastal and riverine flooding, from 8:30am – 12:30pm at the Fort Point room at 290 Congress St. This free conference is sponsored by Save the Harbor Save the Bay,

June 4: City Council Committee on Planning, Development, and Transportation Hearing on Docket #0809, an Order for a Text Amendment to the Boston Zoning Code to largely eliminate parking minimums for residential development, at 10am.

June 4: Opening reception of Continuous Signal from 5:30pm to 7:30pm at the Gallery at 249 A. Artist John Dykes exhibits 20 new abstract paintings exploring layered structure, gestural movement, and translucent fields that evolve into shifting visual networks. The works examine perception, memory, and the unstable nature of systems and language. Show runs runs through June 28th. The Gallery at 249 A is located within the 249 A Street Artists Cooperative.

June 5: City Council Committee on Planning, Development, and Transportation Hearing on Dockets #0796-0800 | Boston.gov, a hearing regarding various appointments, including an appointee to the Boston Landmarks Commission and the Fort Point Channel Landmark Commission. The hearing takes place at 10am via zoom. Contact Shane Pac for the zoom link if you wish to comment/testify or watch live at boston.gov/city-council-tv.

June 5: Celebrate National Caribbean American Heritage Month at the Maritime Park (600 D St) in the Seaport from 5pm to 10pm. Enjoy live music, Caribbean Cuisine, cultural performances and the spirit of the Caribbean. (new!)

June 6: Fish & Farm Market returns for a third year to Boston's Fish Pier every Saturday through October 31st from 9am to 1pm. New this year is live music and craft and art vendors. Buy fresh fish, fresh vegetables and specialty food for your table.

June 6: 15th Annual Southie Family Fun Day hosted by South Boston MOMS Club will take place from 11am to 4pm at the DCR Marine Park, corner of E Broadway & Farragut Rd. Join local families, businesses, nonprofits, and organizations for a full day of entertainment, activities, and community celebration. Guests will enjoy children’s games and activities, live entertainment, food vendors, giveaways, and more throughout the day.

June 6: FPAC Instrument Petting Zoo is back at the Seaport Summer Market (88 Seaport Boulevard) from 1pm to 3pm. Hang out with local musicians, learn about various instruments and maybe find out if you have a secret talent. Saturdays: June 6th, June 13th, June 20th, and June 27th.

June 6: Lawn on D Opening Day kicks off with Harpoon’s annual summer event, Boston Chilling Low Key Music Fest, a one-day outdoor concert experience designed for anyone who enjoys easygoing vibes, live music, and a cold beverage. The free event runs from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with musical performances kicking off at 3:00 PM.

About The Neighborhood This Week & Next

updated 5/4/26 with the Boston Harbor Fireworks off of Fan Pier on May 5th. 

Here is a look at what is happening about the neighborhood this week and next.

4/28: FPNA April Hybrid Neighborhood Gathering at 6pm at 15 Necco and via zoom.

4/29: 320 Summer Street Public Meeting at 6pm. The proponent proposes to renovate, convert and expand the interior space within long-existing and combined brick and beam buildings at the site, by changing its use from commercial office to residential multifamily housing, with ground floor retail at A St elevation, and the construction of a partial mezzanine level to accommodate up to 145 loft-style residential units. This project is part of the Office to Residential Conversion Pilot Program. View presentation. View meeting recording. Public comment deadline is May 7th. 

4/29: Reserved Channel Development CAC and Public Meeting at 6pm. This developer run meeting will provide a project update and a preview of key analysis to be presented in the upcoming Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) that will be submitted as part of the MEPA process. (EEA# 16802). View presentation. View meeting recording.

5/5: 776 Summer Street Phase 2 Public Meeting at 6pm. The Phase 2 Project encompasses the construction of two residential buildings on Blocks A and B (Including up to 636 units across Blocks A, B, and E) with parking and ground floor retail; a hotel/residential building on Block E and the 1898 Building, offering up to 240 keys, along with parking, amenities, and ground floor retail; a research and development building at Block C with associated parking and ground floor retail; with portions of Edison Plaza (formerly M Street Plaza), public realm enhancements on Summer Street, East First Street, and Thomas Edison Way.

5/5: Boston Harbor Fireworks 🎇 at 9pm. The barge will be off of Fan Pier. The fireworks show will be approximately twelve to fifteen minutes long.

5/7: Spring Stroll starts at 4pm on West Broadway, East Broadway and beyond! Join the South Boston Chamber of Commerce for a night of shopping, dining, entertainment and fun. Find that perfect Mother’s Day gift. Come out and support small businesses during small business month.

5/7: 320 Summer Street (see 4/29) Public Comment deadline. Send comments to Dylan Norris.

5/7: Sign Code Modernization Closeout Meeting at 6pm. Join the City of Boston Planning Department for a virtual public meeting to learn about the final recommendations of the Department’s Sign Code Modernization initiative. Staff will present on the proposed updates to Article 11 zoning and signage review processes, before taking questions and comments from the public. All are welcome! More information about the project and its final recommendations available on the Sign Code Modernization webpage.

5/9: Coral Reef Crochet Workshop & Artist Talk from 1pm to 3pm at the Midway Gallery at Midway Artist Studios, 15 Channel Center Street. Grab your crochet hook and come create something delightful at this free workshop with artist Cheryl Meadow. 

originally published 04.28.26

BPD C-6 Community Meeting

4/17/26 updated with cancellation of meeting. New date unknown at this time.

Boston Police District C-6 is holding a community forum to discuss current crime trends to coordinate planning and strategic initiatives on:

Cancelled Monday, April 27, 2026

6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.

383 Dorchester Ave (formerly Grand Ten)

What would you like to discuss? Take the survey

WHAT IS COMPSTAT? COMPSTAT has traditionally been an internal meeting where Boston Police Department leaders discuss current crime trends and patterns in all of the City’s districts and coordinate our planning to strategically address them. In 2023 we began incorporating the community as a key partner in these important efforts. This process ensures the BPD will continue to improve our work to address the continually changing needs of the communities we serve. Your participation will allow BPD the chance to review critical information and to explain what we do and why, and it is also a chance for you to help us better understand the issues and resources that are most important to you and the members of your community.

FOR MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT THE C-6 COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICE AT (617) 343-4747.

 

Originally published 04.01.26

About The Neighborhood: Rounding Out March

3/24: Boston Landmark Commission meeting at 6pm includes Fort Point Channel Landmark Commission Administrative Review item, APP #26.0708 FPC 15 CHANNEL CENTER ST.  Repair existing entrance canopy and repaint steel support beams.

3/24: City Council Committee on Ways and Means Public Testimony Session on Dockets #0201 and #0202, A public testimony session for the public to comment on the City of Boston's FY27 operating budget and Boston Public Schools' FY27 operating budget at 6pm

3/25: NEPA In Person Scoping Meeting for the General Public at 6pm. Join the Office of Climate Resilience for an introduction to the Army Corps (USACE) Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management (CSRM) federal permitting process. This meeting is for all coastal neighborhoods including South Boston, Charlestown, Dorchester, East Boston, and Downtown/North End/Wharf District. The same information will be presented at 3/26 meeting. 

3/26: City Council Committee on Public Safety and Criminal Justice Hearing on Docket #0174, A hearing to discuss 2026 large event safety resources and infrastructure. at 2pm. Sponsored by Councilor Fitzgerald, this hearing is prompted by Sail Boston, Boston Marathon, FIFA World Cup and 250 events taking place this year.

3/26: NEPA Virtual Scoping Meeting for the General Public at 6pm. Join the Office of Climate Resilience for an introduction to the Army Corps (USACE) Boston Coastal Storm Risk Management (CSRM) federal permitting process. This meeting is for all coastal neighborhoods including Charlestown, Dorchester, East Boston, South Boston, and Downtown/North End/Wharf District. 

3/26: Row 34 Abutters Meeting at 7pm. Requesting to upgrade wine and cordials license to a restricted all alcohol license.  

3/26 - 3/29: PAX East - Penny Arcade Expo 2026 will be taking place at the Menino Convention & Exhibition Center (formerly BCEC). The show is expected to bring 42,000 visitors daily to our neighborhood over the four day event.

3/31: Save the date for the FPNA Neighborhood Gathering at 6pm. 

Libraries, Landmarks, Planning, Climate, Art, Restaurants & Massport Round Out February

updated 2/27/26 with 324 A St. Abutters Meeting recording link and updated presentation. 

2/20: City Council Committee on Human Services Hearing on Docket #0284, a hearing to discuss equitable access to services and programming through the Boston Public Library System, at 10am. View docket

2/24: Fort Point Landmark District items to be heard at Boston Landmarks Commission Design Meeting at 5pm. Agenda items include: 311 Summer Street  and 5 Channel Center Street. 

2/24: Boston Civic Design Commission Design Committee Meeting at 5pm, On the agenda is the Reserved Channel Development at 300 West First Street. 

2/24: FPNA February Neighborhood Gathering on zoom only at 6pm.

2/24: 69 A Street Public Meeting at 6pm to discuss the notice of project change from office to CIEE’s international interns housing. 

2/25: What We Heard: 2025 Recap of US Army Corp. Of Engineers Coastal Risk Management Study To Date at 6pm. This meeting will recap engagement and progress from all Climate Ready Plan neighborhoods including us. There will be an opportunity to ask questions, share concerns, and discover feedback opportunities in 2026. Missed our neighborhood meeting? Find the presentation and recording under Past events. Also, check out future focus group meetings from February 25 through March 5th under Upcoming events.

2/25:  Planning Academy information session at 6pm. The Planning Academy is a free, interactive learning experience designed to equip Boston residents from different backgrounds and neighborhoods with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to meaningfully have a voice in planning. Interested residents should apply by March 8th. 

2/26: The Crit Group: A Meeting of Four Studios featuring the work of Lisa Knox, Alyson Schultz, Carol Stoltze and Michaela Sullivan. Reception is from 6pm to 8pm at the Gallery at 249 A located at 249 A Street. The show runs through April 3, 2026.

2/26: Celine Restaurant (former Blue Dragon space at 324 A Street) Abutters Meeting at 7pm.
Proposal: Transfer wine and malt beverage license to location, upgrade to all alcohol license with patio. Proposed inside closing hour 1AM and patio closing 11pm. 
View Abutters Meeting. View Abutters Meeting Presentation with floor plan of interior and patio.

2/28: Sullivan’s at Castle Island Opens for their 75th season.

3/6: Massport 2025 draft Strategic Plan: Massport owns over 300 acres in South Boston including nearly 10 million square feet of commercial and industrial development, four hotels, and more than 1,750 residential units, as well as parks, open spaces, and retail/restaurant amenities. View Feb 5th Massport Strategic Plan Virtual Presentation. Review their draft strategic plan and submit comments by March 6th. 

originally published 2.18.26

District C-6 Community COMPSTAT Public Safety Meeting Cancelled

updated 1/22/26: This meeting is cancelled due to the weather forecast and will be rescheduled in the spring.

The South Boston District C-6 Community COMPSTAT Public Safety Meeting will held on:

Cancelled Monday, January 26, 2026

hosted by the Andrew Square Civic Association (ASCA)*

Parking – refreshments/A Taste of the Square – activity area for the “littles” – 

pet friendly (leashed) – door prizes

6:30-8:00 p.m.

2 Alger St

All South Boston Neighbors are welcome

COMPSTAT has traditionally been an internal meeting where Boston Police Department (BPD) leaders discuss current crime trends and patterns in all of the city’s districts and coordinate planning to strategically address them. 

This meeting will bring police leaders and the community together to discuss crime data, address concerns, and collaboratively develop public safety strategies.

Please take the BPD Pre-Survey. It should take only two minutes to complete and will help BPD prepare for the event by providing topics, safety strategies and statistics to share based upon your answers and concerns.

*At the event, ASCA is collecting white socks, hats, and gloves for local shelters. Donations are appreciated.

originally published 1.15.26

Fort Point Landmarks December 2025 Meeting

updated 12/8/24 with 308 Congress St. presentation. 

THE FORT POINT CHANNEL LANDMARK DISTRICT COMMISSION

will hold a public hearing on:
Thursday, December 11, 2025  
6:00 PM

This hearing will be held virtually and NOT in person.

You can participate in this hearing by going to the Zoom meeting link or by calling 646-828-7666 and entering meeting id 160 227 7594#. You may also submit written comments or questions to FortPointLDC@boston. 

I.  ADVISORY REVIEW HEARING

APP # 26.0942 FPC 308 CONGRESS STREET

Applicant: Jug Chokshi
Proposed Work: Boston Children’s Museum proposes to add a waterproof membrane over the existing brick façade of the Atlas Stores Building, extending up to approximately 6 feet above ground level and 1 foot below the sidewalk. New brick or stone veneer will be installed over the waterproofing membrane. Fittings for stop logs will be installed at openings.

II.  RATIFICATION OF 10/9/25 Hearing Minutes

III.  STAFF UPDATES

V.  PROJECTED ADJOURNMENT: 7:00 PM

Members: David Berarducci, Vacancy, Thomas Rodde, Vacancy, Vacancy, 
Alternates: Vacancy, Raber Umphenour

Veterans Day, Ferries, Climate Action, Lydia at Elephantine Bakery & More

Today, we honor all those who served and are serving our country on Veterans Day, first commemorated as Armistice Day 106 years ago with a celebration of peace.

11/12: Share your feedback on improvements to existing ⛴ ferry routes and infrastructure, new routes and docks, multimodal access and your ferry experiences by completing this survey to help inform the MassDOT/MBTA Water Transportation Study.

11/13: Resilient Moakley Park: Online Community Meeting at 6pm. Get an update on the project and provide input on the future of Moakley Park! Get an update on the project and provide input on the future of Moakley Park! 

11/14: City Council Committee On Environmental Justice, Resiliency, And Parks Hearing on Docket #1850,a hearing to discuss the City of Boston's 2030 Climate Action Plan at 10am via zoom only.  Read the draft 2030 Climate Action Plan. 

11/14: Join Mayor Michelle Wu's South Boston Liaison, Lydia Polaski, from 10:30am to 11:30am at Elephantine Bakery, 332 Congress Street. 

11/19: Join the Inspectional Services Department (ISD) for a virtual webinar from 10am to 11am. The ISD team will share important information and resources on topics such as permitting, rental registration, pest mitigation, inspection requests, and much more. If there’s a specific topic you’d like covered or questions you’d like to submit in advance, please email ISD@boston.gov.

This Week: ConCom, Snowport Returns, Moakley Park & Harbor Harmonies

About The Neighborhood This Week

updated 11/6: 244-284 A St. requested postponements at Conservation Commission.

11/5: Conservation Commission Public Hearing at 6pm 

The Conservation Commission (ConCom) reviews projects to determine what conditions, if any, the Commission will impose in order to protect the interests of the public and private water supply, groundwater, prevention of pollution, flood control, prevention of storm damage, protection of fisheries and land containing shellfish, and protection of wildlife habitat.

Neighborhood Items

• 3rd Postponement at the request of the applicant. Notice of Intent for DEP File No. 006-2073 and BOS File No. 2025-034 from Epsilon Associates on behalf of Channelside Acquisitions, LLC, for the proposed construction of a publicly accessible overlook over the Fort Point Channel; construction of retaining walls, platform, and seating for a future public amphitheater; and minor regrading at 15 Necco Street and 244-284 A Street, South Boston Waterfront, MA (25ft Waterfront Area, LUO, Coastal Bank, 100ft Buffer to Coastal Bank, LSCSF).  
• Notice of Intent for DEP File No. 006-20XX and BOS File No. 2025-0XX from Childs Engineering on behalf of Poseidon Enterprises for the proposed replacement of deteriorated sections of an existing fender system along a pier face, as well as repairs to structural timber piles and timber pile caps at Barking Crab, 88 Sleeper Street, South Boston Waterfront, MA (LUO).*Continued from the October 22, 2025 hearing.
• 1st Postponement at the request of the applicant-Notice of Intent for DEP File No. 006-2XXX and BOS File No. 2025-XXX from Epsilon Associates, Inc. on behalf of Channelside Acquisitions, LLC for the proposed construction of a new bicycle path, subsurface utility connections, pedestrian sidewalk improvements, and minor site grading at 10 Necco Street, South Boston Waterfront, MA (LSCSF).

11/7: The Snowport Holiday Market opens for the season at 11:00am with a ribbon cutting at 1:00pm and a special appearance from Betty the Yeti. The shopping fun & festivities continue through 9pm. The market features 125+ makers, more food than ever before, custom cocktail bars, festive decor, live music, and more. Snowport runs through December 28th. 

11/8: Resilient Moakley Park: In-Person Community Meeting from 11am to 1pm at the Curley Community Center, 1663 Columbia Road. Get an update on the project and provide input on the future of Moakley Park! There will be activities for children and light refreshments. This meeting will cover the same information as the 11/13 virtual meeting.

11/8: FPAC Harbor Harmonies Chamber Music Concert Series: The Echoes of Light and Shadow from 3pm to 4pm at the South Boston Public Library (646 E Broadway). Free Admission. Reserve your spot today. Trio Coro: Hua Ye on piano, Grant Ho on violin and Minyun Suh on cello.

In The News 

"A rising flood zone risk is affecting the Seaport, 10 percent of Boston's tax base", Boston Globe, October 28, 2025

originally published 11.5.25