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Rising Cost of Living Leaves Many Boston-Area Residents Financially Stuck, Survey Finds
In the Boston area, housing costs are straining household budgets. NBC10 Boston confirmed the finding on Friday, Nov. 6, after participating in a nationwide, unscientific study conducted by NBC-operated stations to uncover the biggest cost-of-living concerns facing consumers in the United States. According to NBC10, nearly 42% of the 396...
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The Enterprise
Canton bank celebrates 135 years in the community
Canton Co-operative Bank is marking 135 years in Canton while recognizing employees and directors whose service stretches across decades. The bank was founded in 1891, according to a community announcement, and has continued operating under its original name. President and CEO Nick Maffeo, a Canton native, said its original mission focused on helping local residents buy homes. “In 1891, the first president of Canton Co-operative - Ephraim Thorndike - promised that Canton Co-operative would be the ‘easiest and safest place to borrow’ with the goal of helping local people get ‘homes, happiness and independence.’ Today we still help local people buy homes, and much more,” Maffeo said. Canton Co-operative is an independent mutual community bank rather than a stock bank. “Customers come first with us, not stockholders or Wall Street,” Maffeo said. Longtime Canton Co-operative employees recognized The bank is recognizing several current and former employees for their years of service. Deborah “Debby” Kreusch began working at Canton Co-operative in 1976 in a temporary summer teller position. Kreusch later served in several operational positions before becoming bank president in 1991. Kreusch served as president until 2014 and is now chair of the bank’s board of directors. April McKee joined Canton
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mysouthend.com
The South End Holiday Stroll Returns on December 9: 70+ Businesses, Holiday Cheer, and the Jolly Trolley
BOSTON, MA (November 9, 2026) - One of Boston's most beloved neighborhood holiday traditions is back! The South End Business Alliance (SEBA) will host its annualSouth End Holiday Stroll on Wednesday, December 9, from 4 to 8 p.m., inviting residents and visitors to experience the magic of the season while supporting the neighborhood's vibrant community of independent businesses.
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Wu aims to ease affordable housing rules to spur more building in Boston
With high interest rates, rising construction costs and high commercial vacancies all slowing development, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is proposing changes to the city’s affordable housing requirements in an effort to get more projects off the ground. The proposals would ease some financial obligations for developers while maintaining the...
Sports Business Journal
Boston Legacy FC inks deal with Playfly Sports
Boston Legacy FC has tapped Playfly Sports for a multiyear deal, with the firm supporting multiple components of the first-year NWSL club’s business. Financial terms were not shared with SBJ. Playfly -- which competes in various spaces like media rights, inventory sales, and consulting -- will assist Legacy FC...
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Papa Gino's Parent Agrees to Craveworthy Acquisition
Papa Gino's, the pizza chain founded in East Boston in 1961, is poised to get new owners. Chicago-based Craveworthy Brands has signed an agreement to acquire New England Authentic Eats LLC, the Dedham-based parent company of Papa Gino's and D'Angelo Grilled Sandwiches, with the deal expected to close by the end of the year.
WBUR
Boston officials announce new housing proposals to entice developers
City officials announced a new plan on Monday to increase Boston’s housing stock by easing requirements for developers. Boston — like other cities across the Commonwealth and beyond — has struggled with increases in the cost of construction materials, high interest rates, and high vacancy in commercial buildings.
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Rising Cost of Living Leaves Many Boston-Area Residents Financially Stuck, Survey Finds
In the Boston area, housing costs are straining household budgets. NBC10 Boston confirmed the finding on Friday, Nov. 6, after participating in a nationwide, unscientific study conducted by NBC-operated stations to uncover the biggest cost-of-living concerns facing consumers in the United States. According to NBC10, nearly 42% of the 396...
Boston
For Greater Boston renters, the jump to homeownership keeps getting harder
A new housing report finds that just 17% of renter households earn enough to buy a starter home, down from 29% in 2021. Even a starter home is out of reach for most Greater Boston renters, and the jump to homeownership has grown harder over the past five years, a new report finds.
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Boston Private Industry Council welcomes new Director of Advancement and Philanthropy
The Boston Private Industry Council (PIC), Boston’s workforce development board and school-to-career intermediary, announced the appointment of Christy Mach Dubé as Director of Advancement and Philanthropy. In this role, Mach Dubé will lead the PIC’s fundraising and philanthropic engagement efforts, building relationships with corporate, foundation, and individual supporters...
BC Heights
Tiffany McCasland Braves Shark Tank: Investors Bite on “The Chair Blanket”
Like many Boston College students, Tiffany McCasland, BC ’02, spent her time on the Heights looking for internships and preparing for a career in communications. McCasland never imagined that more than two decades later, she would be on national television pitching a product she helped develop to a panel of investors.
Boston
Encore Boston Harbor employees ratify contract, ending 63-day strike
The strike, which began Sept. 4, included more than 1,300 housekeepers, cooks, servers, bartenders, slot attendants, and warehouse and receiving workers. More than 1,300 employees at Encore Boston Harbor voted to ratify a new contract on Thursday, ending a strike that began on Sept. 4. Teamsters Local 25 and UNITE...