GlOBE EDITORIAL
Polluters: smile and say cheese
March 15, 2010

Hub school officials say budget gap nearly filled
But closings are still on the table
By James Vaznis, Globe Staff | March 11, 2010 More

Decision expected March 10 on Roslindale K-8 option
By Reginald Zimmerman
GateHouse News Service
Posted Mar 04, 2010 @ 07:21 PM
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Roslindale gets closer to K-8 option
By Reginald Zimmerman
GateHouse News Service
Posted Mar 01, 2010
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$6000 Cameras to Catch Illegal Dumping in Boston?
WBZ  The Boston Dumping Grounds                                                          
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Universal  HUB
Boston declares war on cheapskate suburbanites, contractors dumping their crap in the city
By adamg - 3/8/10 - 2:02 pm
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Hyde Park street’s squeaky wheel gets results
Neighborhood sees city answer its calls
By Meghan E. Irons, Globe Staff | March 8, 2010
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Boston City Councilor wants to crack down on illegal dumping
WBZ's Kim Tunnicliffe with more.

Thomas M. Menino backs bid to block dumping in Hub
By Richard Weir   |   Tuesday, November 17, 2009 

Mayor Thomas M. Menino is getting behind a city councilor’s proposal to rig the city with wireless cameras to snag suburbanites and contractors illegally dumping their trash on city streets.
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Illegal dumpers trashed Many call for cameras to deter scofflaws
By Richard Weir | Monday, November 16, 2009 |
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Already the ’13 rumors fly
By Wayne Woodlief
Thursday, November 5, 2009
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Councilor Consalvo's legislation helps ISD hold banks accountable
By Pat Tarantino
West Roxbury Transcript
Thu Oct 22, 2009

Foreclosed homes are not an unusual sight in the West Roxbury and Roslindale area as the country struggles through the ongoing recession, but legislation by Boston City Councilor Rob Consalvo has created an innovative silver lining.... More

Consalvo and ISD get tough with foreclosure fines
By Patrick Clark
Bulletin Newspapers
October 29, 2009
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Boston City Councilor Rob Consalvo has filed an ordinance that would require all armed security guards be registered with the Boston Police Department. More

By David Ertischek
GateHouse News Service
Posted Aug 05, 2009

Councilors seek disclosure of finances, by election
time
By John C. Drake, Globe Staff | April 15, 2009
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Hub pol eyes auto-matic fines for car plate cheats                                     
Edward Mason
Boston Herald
March 23, 2009
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You live in Boston but have out-of-state plates? Not for long…
By David Ertischek
Roslindale Transcript
March 03, 2009
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 Out of state plates in the crosshairs

 Joseph Mont 
 Bulletin Newspapers 
 March 09, 2009 

Councilor Consalvo pushes ban on hallucinogenic herb…
Ed Mason
Boston Herald
January 30, 2009
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Consalvo’s ordinance would require charity bin organizations to register with city, giving officials a better handle on the number of boxes, locations and contact information.
By Ric Kahn
Boston Globe,
November 2, 2008
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City Councilor Rob Consalvo goes after gang tags because of their sinister purpose.
By Edward Mason
Boston Herald
September 2, 2008
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Consalvo tackles foreclosed problem properties
By David Ertischek
Wed Dec 12, 2007, 11:47 AM EST
Roslindale - While President George W. Bush announced last week the option for financial institutions to voluntarily freeze some of the adjustable mortgages to slow the rise in foreclosures, City Councilor Rob Consalvo is tackling another side of the foreclosure issue — abandoned foreclosed properties.
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Blight fight
City Council wants banks to maintain foreclosed home
Christopher Loh, Reporter
With foreclosures in Boston on the sharp increase, city councilors want to make sure banks - not taxpayers - are responsible for keeping those homes from turning to blight.

City Councilor Rob Consalvo asked for a hearing on the matter and received the backing of the entire council.
"They recognize that it's an issue citywide," Consalvo said yesterday.
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Walk this way
If a safety-minded Boston councilor has his way, flashing crosswalks - like the one making eyes at drivers in Cambridge - may be coming to a street near you.

By Ric Kahn, Globe Staff  |  October 21, 2007
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