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Mayor vetoes Bay Colony redevelopment zoning

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July 7, 2026
A plan for a new commercial and residential mixed-use neighborhood near the Cambridge Reservoir is halted at Mayor Jeannette A. McCarthy’s desk. In June the City Council amended the city’s […]
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