AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCourts: A judge rejected Lindsay Clancy’s double-jeopardy challenge, clearing the way for a retrial in the deaths of her three children. The Massachusetts State Police also agreed to pay Karen Read $100,000 to settle her wrongful-prosecution claim. Weather: A developing nor’easter could bring heavy rain and strong winds late this week; Boston is more likely to see rain, while higher elevations may get the season’s first snow. Housing: New data show homes in one of Greater Boston’s “low-priced” towns now cost $600,000, as Mayor Michelle Wu pitches easing some affordability requirements amid stalled development. Voters also rejected a statewide starter-home zoning measure. Local Impact: Middleboro ordered a recycling plant to stop accepting organic material and clear its compost after years of odor complaints. Encore Boston Harbor’s 1,300 workers ratified a contract, ending a 63-day strike. Massachusetts residents can also access covered community-college tuition and fees, with help for books.
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