Housing and homelessness has become a political tennis ball in the capital. But local nonprofit Amos House isn't waiting for lawmakers to find a solution. Also: work on the Vineyard Wind offshore wind farm will resume after coming to an agreement with the New Bedford longshoremen's union that protested the project for six days. And: "Sweeney Todd" is the latest production at Trinity Rep. We go in depth on these stories and more in this edition of The Weekly Catch.

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