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Meet Boston CEO Martha J. Sheridan joins Women's Lunch Place board
Martha J. Sheridan, President and CEO of Meet Boston and one of Boston Magazine's "150 Most Influential Bostonians," is bringing her dynamic talents to the Women's Lunch Place (WLP) Board of Directors. WLP CEO Jennifer Hanlon Wigon stated, "Martha has been a committed ambassador and supporter—and she's joining our Board...
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NFPA to Leave Quincy, Puts 50-Acre Campus Up for Sale
1600 Crown Colony Dr. — Approximate Site Of Planned Development. The National Fire Protection Association is preparing to leave Quincy, putting its longtime Batterymarch Park campus on the market in a move that could open the door to new housing in the office park. The four-building, 528,540-square-foot campus sits on nearly 50 acres in West Quincy, and brokers marketing the property say existing zoning already allows for multifamily housing with City Council approval through a special permit.
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Suffolk Pours $50M Into Boston AI Hub, Says It Wants Your Paperwork Not Your Job
Suffolk Construction has opened a $50 million innovation hub behind its Roxbury headquarters, converting two old industrial buildings into a single research center where engineers, designers and data scientists are supposed to work side by side with the people actually building things. The facility, called 100MAG, opened October 26 in Boston's Newmarket area, filling warehouse blocks with what the company bills as the centerpiece of its push into artificial intelligence.
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Harry + Lou Opens a Pop-Up Location at The Superette in Seaport for the Holiday Season
Good news for fashion lovers! Harry + Lou has officially opened its pop-up location at The Superette in the Seaport neighborhood. The women-owned boutique, which first opened on East Broadway in South Boston in 2025, is bringing its signature collection of clothing, accessories, and gifts to the Seaport. Founded by...
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Cumulus to Bring Geotargeted ZoneCasting to Boston
The industry has been interested in seeing the results of geotargeting on boosters in a densely populated area without much terrain shielding. We may get the chance to see it in action next year in Greater Boston. Cumulus Media announced plans Friday to deploy ZoneCasting technology from Aktira (formerly GeoBroadcast...
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The Sweetish Fish Reeling in a Second Permanent Storefront in Boston’s Seaport
Earlier this year, What Now Boston reported that The Sweetish Fish was preparing to open its first permanent storefront in Chestnut Hill. Now, founders Savanna Vaughn and Cara Crupi-Dulmaine are setting their sights on a second brick-and-mortar location at 119 Harbor Way in Boston’s Seaport District. Although The Sweetish...
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IREM president’s message: The housing shortage is more than a numbers problem
New England’s housing shortage has become a familiar headline, typically with the issue being addressed in terms of supply, affordability, and public policy. But for property managers, the crisis is personal and increasingly operational. Every day, property management professionals confront the domino effects of a limited housing market: increased...
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Fresh Kicks: Anchoring Revitalization in Massachusetts’ Former ‘Shoe City’
On October 15, a coalition of regional housing agencies, architects and nonprofit developers came together to celebrate the opening of Campello Crossing, a 94-unit affordable housing development that brings together environmentally conscious design, rich transit access and locally focused economic development. Together, the partners have hope that the mixed-use project will usher in an era of revitalization for South Brockton, Mass. a neighborhood and former industrial hub just 30 minutes south of Boston.
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Frugal Fannie’s Closes its Doors After 43 years
On Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026, in Westwood, Frugal Fannie’s Fashion Warehouse announced that it would be closing after 43 dedicated years of business. Beginning on Nov. 23, the store will begin to terminate over 200 employees and start the process of discontinuing a well-loved store that supplied local shoppers with countless items and merchandise for decades. The warehouse is offering a going-out-of-business sale, drawing large crowds of long-term customers preparing to say their goodbyes.
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44 Affordable Homes Open at Roxbury's Bartlett Station, Tenant Finds Peace
A five-story building with 44 affordable apartments has opened on the site of a former MBTA trolley yard in Roxbury, marking the latest piece of a sprawling redevelopment that's been unfolding for nearly a decade. Urban Edge and Nuestra Comunidad held a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of 59 Bartlett Station Drive, and for at least one new resident, the moment carried deep personal weight.
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Target stores clear off space for Stone & Skillet’s English muffins
Dot bakery fills ‘national niche’ with its local fare. Stone & Skillet’s English muffins array. The bread aisles at Target stores offer a bazaar of competition, with dozens of brands and bake houses clamoring for attention to their products. But when it comes to the English muffin, the company has limited the number of suppliers to just a few, and one of them is Dorchester’s Stone & Skillet bakery.
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TOCCI Construct, LLC awarded $50.2m U.S. General Services Administration rehabilitation contract for Building 107 at Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlestown, MA TOCCI Construct, LLC, a fourth-generation, family-owned construction management firm, has been awarded a $50.2 million contract by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to rehabilitate Building 107 at the Charlestown Navy Yard. The project, undertaken for the National Park Service (NPS), will restore the historic building and prepare...