'I'm going to find you': Woman determined to retrieve stolen Halloween wreath
<p>To some, it's just another holiday decoration, but to one local woman, stealing her Halloween wreath is personal.</p>
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<p>To some, it's just another holiday decoration, but to one local woman, stealing her Halloween wreath is personal.</p>
<p>Part of the City of Boston's new plan to tackle the so-called <span class="wsc-grammar-problem" data-grammar-phrase=""" data-grammar-rule="EN_QUOTES" data-wsc-lang="en_US">"</span>Methadone Mile<span class="wsc-grammar-problem" data-grammar-phrase=""" data-grammar-rule="EN_QUOTES" data-wsc-lang="en_US">"</span>, officials are now working to expand clean needle exchanges to other neighborhoods.</p>
<p>The City of Boston has unveiled its most recent plan to tackle the part of the city known as "<a href="https://www.boston25news.com/news/suffolk-county-sheriff-speaks-for-first-time-since-deputy-assaulted-at-methadone-mile-/992970817" target="_blank">Methadone Mile</a>", acknowledging a 37% increase of violence in the area. </p>
<p>Several health care providers tell Boston 25 News that methamphetamine use is presenting a new emerging threat here in the Boston area and across New England.</p>
<p>Living in a big city has it's pros and cons, but for the most part, finding decent, affordable housing is an issue many people are faced with.</p>
<p>A young child was pricked by a needle in the North End while playing after school late last week. It happened just steps from the Eliot School in a public park where many kids play.</p>
<p>Stepped-up surveillance could soon be coming to a Boston neighborhood caught in the crosshairs of the opioid epidemic.</p>
<p>Calls for communities to step up in the crisis gripping Methadone Mile as the City of Malden takes active efforts to one day provide services to people north of the city. Boston Mayor Marty Walsh believes it's one piece of the long-term solution in a state-wide issue.</p>
<p>In the near future, the Engine 42, District 9 Fire station will be demolished to make way for the first brand-new fire station to be built in Boston since 1984.</p>
<p>It's a thriving trend in the Boston area – drawing tenants to brand-new buildings that continue to go up along the city's busiest highways.</p>