The Jamaica Plain Gazette reports on the brick lobbed through a window of at-large candidate Tito Jackson's Grove Hall home last week. Jackson acknowledges he has no proof the brick was related to his campaign, but told the paper he's going to treat it that way - and as proof he's on the right track.

Boston Police report that beefed up patrols in Allston/Brighton have helped lead to the following stats since students returned last month: 27 students arrested, 11 criminal complaints issued and 138 tickets for violations of city ordinances have been handed out. Police add they have their legal eyes on local landlords:

Landlords and homeowners should be aware that criminal charges may be filed and pursued against them as a result of such an investigation if a violation is discovered.

That might be news to some of the Brighton residents interviewed by the Herald, who say they haven't seen much improvement since passage of, in the Herald's understated words, "a much-ballyhooed Hub ordinance meant to curb wild college booze bashes and overcrowding in student apartments."

Menino and Flaherty have at it again in a debate that starts tonight at 7 p.m. on Channel 2, NECN and WBUR.

Over in Brighton, Ciommo and Selvig have at it again in a debate tomorrow in a debate that starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Brighton Elks, 326 Washington St.

At-large council candidate Ayanna Pressley's campaign reports endorsements by City Council President Mike Ross, councilors John Tobin and Charles Yancey, State Senators Steven Tolman and Sonia Chang-Diaz and State Representatives Kevin Honan, Liz Malia and Martin Walsh.