And despite the fiasco, top brass ordered itself big raises.
Lens reporter’s year in S&WB hell: collapsed pipes, collapsed billing system
How a house built with public funds for affordable housing became a $500-a-night Airbnb
Blighted Make It Right home to be demolished after standing vacant, half-repaired for two years
Why it took more than a decade to finally demolish derelict Claiborne Avenue apartment building
With friends in high places, the Rev. Charles Southall evaded seizure and auction of the property, which he claimed he would rehabilitate through tax breaks and government grants for affordable housing.
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A look back at the roots of The Lens’ Squandered Heritage
Lens founder Karen Gadbois is taking a break from Squandered Heritage to focus on the business side of The Lens.
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City Council drops ordinance that would have made Newcomb Boulevard one-way
Live blog: City Council approves rezoning for Holy Cross development
After buying only two houses on block, Lusher seeks permission to tear them down
Space would let elementary campus move in temporary classrooms, which gives the charter school flexibility as main campus repairs get underway. The portable buildings also will allow the school to increase enrollment.