A Suffolk Superior Court jury yesterday convicted Malik Phillips and Robert Silva-Prentice for shooting Yanuel Viloria, 17, to death in the stairwell of 180 Ruggles St. in Roxbury on April 21, 2017, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports.

The jury convicted Phillips, 20, of first-degree murder, which means a mandatory sentence of life without parole. The jury convicted Robert Silva-Prentice, 21, of second-degree murder, which also means a life sentence, but with the possibility of parole after at least 15 years.

According to the DA's office:

During about two weeks of trial, Assistant District Attorney Tara Burdman of the DA’s Homicide Unit and Teresa Anderson of the DA’s Gang Unit introduced evidence and testimony proving that Phillips and Silva-Prentice were among a group that entered 180 Ruggles St. at about 9:00 pm on April 21, 2017. They encountered Viloria, who was sitting on the stairs inside.

Video footage from within the building shows Phillips holding an object believed to be a firearm just before the shooting - which took place outside the camera’s view - and placing it into his clothing afterward as the group flees the building. Viloria was killed by shots from at least two firearms; prosecutors argued at trial that Phillips fired one of them and that Silva-Prentice shared his intent.

A Charlestown developer has filed plans to replace an auto garage and parking lot at 101 Condor St., at Brooks Street, with a four-story, 18-unit residential building with 18 parking spaces.

In a filing with the BPDA, developer Greg McCarthy says the proposed building is designed to both "compliment" the existing wood-frame houses around it and "serve as a compelling precedent for the area's future and ongoing development."

The filing does not specify whether the units will be apartments or condos, but in either case, two of them will be set aside as "affordable." The parking spaces would be in a garage, partially underground.

Recent months have seen developers propose replacing a number of the neighborhood's garages, in particular along Border Street.

101 Condor St. small-project review application (9.4M PDF).

Two restaurateurs known for their upscale establishments in Charlestown, East Boston and Faneuil Hall Marketplace are planning a 5,000-square outlet with "a creative menu and cocktail program and a lively oceanfront dining experience" at a luxury-apartment building under construction on Ocean Avenue, across from the Wonderland T stop.

John and Michael Aldi own The Reel House in East Boston, Pier 6 in Charlestown and Mija Cantina & Tequila Bar at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, as well as two restaurants at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut.

The proposed restaurant will also feature an outdoor patio and should open sometime next year.

In a statement, Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo praised the proposed restaurant as part of the upscaling of Revere Beach:

We can’t wait for Revere residents and visitors to have access to this new dining experience - the location, ease of transit and natural beauty of our waterfront really can’t be matched.