Kevin Zhong
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After Narrow Win, Brownsberger Faces Calls for Change from Allston-Brighton
State Sen. William N. Brownsberger ’78 clinched his eighth term on Beacon Hill last week, narrowly beating his first challenger in more than a decade. But in Allston-Brighton, where he lost by the largest margin, residents say the race sparked debate over whether the neighborhood’s issues were being heard.
Brownsberger Holds Off Lander by 35 Votes After Recount in State Senate Primary
State Senator William N. Brownsberger ’78 survived the closest challenge of his 14-year Senate tenure Thursday, fending off challenger Daniel A. Lander ’14 by just 35 votes after a districtwide recount.
Brownsberger Says He Is Likely to Lose to Lander
State Senator William N. Brownsberger ’78 acknowledged at his watch party that he is likely to lose his primary to challenger Daniel A. Lander ’14.
Brownsberger Gains Confidence as Race Against Lander Tightens
Just over an hour after claiming he was likely to lose, state Senator William N. Brownsberger ’78 expressed newfound confidence at his campaign watch party as updated results showed him with a 1,705-vote lead at 11:16 p.m.
Michelle Wu Stumps for Daniel Lander at Brighton Polling Place
State Senate candidate Daniel A. Lander ’14 and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu ‘07 met voters at the Oak Square YMCA in Brighton as polls opened.
Allston-Brighton Food Pantry to Resume Full Operations in May
The Allston-Brighton Food Pantry is expected to restart operations in mid-May, reopening the neighborhood’s largest food pantry after a three-month closure.
Allston Car Wash Workers Detained by ICE File Federal Complaint Alleging Racial Profiling, Physical Mistreatment
Seven workers detained by federal immigration agents at an Allston car wash last November filed a federal tort claim on Wednesday alleging that they were unlawfully arrested, racially profiled, and mistreated in custody.
More Than 100 Allston-Brighton Residents Protest Lack of Funding for Jackson Mann
More than 100 Allston-Brighton residents and elected officials rallied Tuesday to protest the lack of funding for the Jackson Mann Community Center in the city’s proposed budget.
Jackson Mann Community Center to Receive No FY27 Funding in Wu Budget
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s proposed fiscal year 2027 budget includes no new funding for Allston’s Jackson Mann Community Center, despite setting aside nearly $6 million in future spending for continued planning and redevelopment of the long-stalled site.
Gov. Healey Endorses William Brownsberger’s State Senate Re-Election Bid
Massachusetts Governor Maura T. Healey ’92 endorsed incumbent state Sen. William N. Brownsberger ’78’s campaign for the seat he has held since 2012 — marking the most high-profile endorsement of his reelection bid.
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Allston ICE Protest
Allston-Brighton residents gathered near the Charleston Residences to condemn alleged Immigration and Customs Enforcement Activity in the neighborhood.