find seats and we will try to get started here. my name is ed howard. i am with the alliance for health reform. i want to welcome you on behalf of the board of directors. i want to welcome you to the program on health and housing with an emphasis on the relationship between medicaid policy at the community level at the state level and the federal level as well. this is actually a first in a three-part series and we will explore the intersection of social policy over the next couple months. in october, i believe it s october 9, you will be looking at how well health services correlate with nonmedical home and unity based services. then in december we will examine some of the emerging issues in connection between health and incarceration, which is is a growing area of concern and activity. there is a connection between health and various determinants and we will look at the strength of that connection during this briefing and the subsequent ones in the theory. you may have seen
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By populating his menu with fewer fried food options and more salads and Mediterranean fare, a Codman Square restaurateur has successfully worked with neighbors to refine his concept and present a new plan for the space at 560 Washington St. that was formerly occupied by Oriental House Chinese Restaurant. Boston Fried Chicken owner Aftab Ali presented his original a plan for
A Boston transportation official has concerns about the precedent that could be set if Roslindale Village implemented a parking benefit district, a concept that reinvests metered parking fees back into a neighborhood for a wide range of transportation-related improvements.