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Chilacates Has 11 Locations and a Planned Quincy Shop. Abreu Receives Offers to Buy
The Boston Globe reported that Chilacates founder Socrates Abreu receives offers to buy the business. The Boston-area taqueria now has 11 locations, with another planned for Quincy; Abreu says he did not set out to turn the business into a chain. Growth helps make the numbers work. Expansion has come...
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Urban Edge and Nuestra Comunidad celebrate 0pening of 44 affordable homes in Roxbury
Urban Edge and Nuestra Comunidad celebrated the ribbon cutting of 59 Bartlett Station Drive, a new five-story affordable housing development located at the historic Bartlett Station redevelopment in Roxbury. The project delivers affordable mixed-income rental homes, dedicated community space, and sustainable, transit-oriented housing. The project is part of a larger development, Bartlett Station.
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Boston Independent Restaurants Face Mounting Behavioral, Economic Challenges to Survive
The Boston independent restaurant scene has weathered much uncertainty over the past several years. From the COVID-19 pandemic to financial challenges affecting nearly every part of the economy, restaurateurs are debating whether to keep going or close. Charles Draghi, the chef-owner of the former Bay Village restaurant Erbaluce, knows this...
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The Sweetish Fish Plans New Large Storefront in Seaport for Spring 2027
The Sweetish Fish is getting ready to make a sweet splash in Boston's Seaport. What Now Boston reported that the company is planning a second permanent storefront at 119 Harbor Way in Boston's Seaport District, following its first permanent location in Chestnut Hill. Its Seaport location is expected to debut in spring 2027.
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Bring Back the Trades Spotlight: Meet Maria Arcieri
For Maria Arcieri, a challenge from a high school classmate was all it took to change her career path from cosmetology to automotive technology. Today, the 19-year-old is pursuing her dream at Central Maine Community College in Auburn, Maine, while working as a lube technician for Jack Madden Ford in Norwood, Massachusetts.
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Weil Gotshal’s pending wind-down would hit around 50 jobs in Boston
The news comes only months after the law firm moved into its new digs at Lyrik Back Bay, expanding its footprint in the region. Just months after expanding into a new Back Bay office, international law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges is preparing to wind down — leaving the future uncertain for about 50 attorneys and staff members based in Boston.
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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.