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Wu, Boston City Council agree on $4.9 billion budget, ending thorny debate

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By Eve Zuckoff Verified
| WBUR News Verified
The Boston City Council has approved a $4.9 billion budget for the fiscal year that starts next week, bringing an end to one of the most fraught budget cycles in years. Councilors on Wednesday agreed to make just $11.8 million in amendments to what Mayor Michelle Wu initially proposed, representing just 0.2% of the total budget. It’s a tiny sum that might surprise anyone who tuned in over recent weeks to find, protests, arrests and infighting.
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Mattapan neighbors decry fatal carjacking over weekend, ask for help for community

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By Eve Zuckoff Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Mattapan residents say a quiet sadness that’s descended over the neighborhood after a man accused of carjacking careened onto a sidewalk and dragged a woman several hundred feet to her death. A half dozen residents who spoke with WBUR said witnessing Saturday’s horrific crash was deeply disturbing. Videos show 32-year-old Mabinty Janneh lying in a pool of blood, her clothes halfway off, her body disfigured. She lay there for 15 to 20 minutes, residents said, before she was covered up with a sheet.
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Wu rejects $1.4 million in Boston city council budget changes, saying it's to save jobs

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By Eve Zuckoff Verified
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Wu rejects $1.4 million in Boston city council budget changes, saying it's to save jobs Boston City Hall. (Jesse Costa/WBUR, File) Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and the city council are still fighting over how to spend the city’s $4.9 billion budget. On Wednesday, Wu sent councilors a letter agreeing to most of their amendments to her budget. But she rejected $1.4 million of the $11.8 million in additional funding they were seeking for programs related to seniors, immigrants, the arts and others.
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