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Nanotechnology Firm Doubles Footprint with Norwood Lease
Colliers arranged a new 37,262-square-foot lease for Nano-C at 79-85 Astor Ave., a manufacturing/flex building in Norwood, MA. The services firm represented both the landlord, Kadima Industrial Partners and DRA Advisors, and the tenant. EVP Ovar Osvold and VP Sean Hannigan represented the landlord, while EVPs Kevin Brawley and Steve Woelfel and VP John Real represented Nano-C.
Dianna Carney
Community Can Get Help Exploring National Grid Assistance Programs at Rockland Event
The Town of Whitman, Massachusetts, has announced that National Grid will hold a free customer assistance event at the Robert J. Nyman Rockland Senior Center, to help residents understand options for managing energy bills. National Grid representatives and assistance program experts will answer questions, review eligibility and discuss programs including discounted rates, payment plans, the Budget Plan, the Arrears Management Program and fuel assistance.
fallriverreporter.com
Fall River cannabis dispensary announces they are closing
A Fall River business has announced that they will soon be closing their doors. The Agriculturalist, the cannabis dispensary at 1 Lewiston St., will close after opening in June of 2025. The company sent a message to their distribution list saying it will close within the next several weeks. The...
fallriverreporter.com
Owners of popular Fall River restaurant retire, building put up for sale
The public now has the opportunity to purchase a building that houses one of Fall River’s most popular Portuguese restaurants. 1569/1577 Pleasant Street is on the market. A property which contains Estoril Restaurant. According to the RE/MAX Vantage Southcoast website updated on Tuesday, the $4,800,000 asking price is a...
nerej.com
The Carpionato Group makes leadership change
Johnston, RI The Carpionato Group congratulates Kelly Coates and Angelo Marocco who will be ending their long association with the company. For more than 30 years Coates and Marocco have played significant roles in the growth and success of the Carpionato Group. For decades they worked closely with founder Alfred Carpionato: Coates as senior vice president responsible for financing, development and leasing and later CEO, and Marocco as outside legal advisor. Under the direction of Carpionato, Coates and Marocco assisted Carpionato in building one of New England’s largest and most successful real estate development companies.
mysouthend.com
Why spend weekends in a city condo when you could own a Gilded Age mansion in the South Coast countryside?
As prices for Boston and Providence condos continue to climb, a Gilded Age mansion on Massachusetts’ South Coast is offering a very different kind of weekend escape — one with history, gardens, and grand rooms instead of elevators and roof decks. Designed in 1902 by the noted firm...
heyrhody.com
The Garlic & Apple Roast Returns to Tiverton With 50-Plus Vendors
By mid-October, apples usually have a pretty secure hold on the farmers market table, but Tiverton Farmers Market is making room for something considerably more pungent. The annual Garlic & Apple Roast returns Sunday, October 18 from 10am-2pm, bringing more than 50 local and regional vendors inside the Tiverton Middle School Cafetorium for a fall market that leans hard into the savory side of the harvest.
takemetotn.com
Wade Into October’s Cranberry Harvest At These Brilliant Red Massachusetts Bogs
Massachusetts fall color is not limited to red maples and orange leaves. In Middleborough, Bensons Pond Cranberries and Barn adds a completely different shade to the season as bright cranberries fill flooded bogs during harvest time. The appeal comes from getting a closer look at the work behind one of New England’s most recognizable crops, with seasonal farm experiences giving visitors a better sense of how the berries make it from bog to table.
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WinnCompany Completes $46M Transit-Oriented Mixed-Income Multifamily Community Near Boston
WinnCompanies, an award-winning national owner, developer and manager of high-impact apartment communities, and development partner Arch Communities announced completion of The Eastwalk, a 56-unit, transit-oriented, mixed-income development in Braintree, MA, just south of Boston. Federal, state and local officials joined WinnCompanies executives on Thursday morning for a tour of the...
theweektoday.com
Select Board forfeits right of purchasing three properties
Director of Planning Joshua Faherty speaks to the Select Board. Photo by Tanvi Kulkarni. The Select Board voted to forfeit its right to purchase or otherwise work to preserve three agriculture properties rather than see the land be put to more intensive use. The owners of all three plots —...
Turnto10.com
Coldstuff Ice Cream co-owner’s post defending teenage employees goes viral
BLACKSTONE, Mass. (WJAR) — A local ice cream shop is going viral after its co-owner posted a strongly worded message calling on customers to stop yelling at teenage employees. “It was the straw that kind of broke the camel's back,” Coldstuff Ice Cream co-owner David Forgit said. “It's not...
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Integrated Builders, Maugel DeStefano Complete 112,000sf REXA Headquarters
Middleborough, MA — Integrated Builders and Maugel DeStefano Architects have completed REXA, Inc.’s new 112,000sf corporate headquarters and advanced manufacturing facility at Campus 44 in Middleborough. Located off Route 44 with access to I-495, the new headquarters positions REXA within one of Massachusetts’ key industrial and transportation corridors.
northstarreporter.com
Officials expand options for Allen Avenue property
After multiple attempts to find a new use for the former Allen Avenue Elementary School, North Attleborough officials are hoping expanded development options will help attract a buyer for the vacant property. The town is once again seeking proposals for the 16.6-acre site at 290 Allen Ave., formerly home to...
The Herald News
Robot submarine startup brings jobs and high tech to Fall River
FALL RIVER – To autonomous underwater vehicle entrepreneur Daryl Slocum, the obvious reason to start his company in Fall River was not any kind of tax break or development incentive. It was something the city has thanks to sheer fate: “ South Watuppa . I consider it a corporate asset.” Founded in March 2025, his underwater technology startup Poseidon’s Forge recently moved into an office inside the old Seaconnett Mills and celebrated the occasion with a ribbon-cutting on Oct. 1. The company builds DarkWake, an autonomous underwater vehicle, or AUV, that can be reconfigured for military, commercial and scientific uses. It also develops a battery system for AUVs. “It is so important for a city like Fall River to be able to attract and grow businesses like this from the ground up,” said Mayor Paul Coogan at the event. Funding: Greater Fall River gets $12M in state grants for roads, sewers Poseidon’s Forge is a small team: 11 people in total, with three of them hired the week of the ribbon-cutting. But it is already working on four government contracts, Slocum said. Its new office comes with extra space to grow if the company expands. “We had generous offers to