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Rising values translate into 2.9% increase in average property tax bill in FY27
The select board voted to maintain a single tax rate for residential and commercial properties during this week’s tax classification hearing for fiscal year 2027. This decision is in keeping with the board’s traditional approach to property taxes and was made upon the recommendation of the board of assessors.
nerej.com
Brodenim pop-up returns to Boston Seaport
Boston, MA Brodenim, the patch-powered customization brand has returned to Boston Seaport with a new fall pop-up at The Superette. Following four seasons at The Current, the opening marks Brodenim’s fifth Seaport pop-up and introduces new designs and limited-edition drops. At The Superette, guests will be able to shop Brodenim apparel and personalize their selections at its signature Patch Bar.
Dianna Carney
Thepacker.com
hinghamanchor.com
Patriot Ledger
Quincy's President Plaza seeks expansion with new retail space
President Plaza on Quincy Avenue, home to Kam Man Food , is seeking to add 15,550 square feet of retail space for three more retail units. No tenants have been selected for the spaces yet, but the spaces will allow for different uses, Edward Fleming, an attorney on behalf of the applicant, told the planning board during its September meeting. The addition would extend north from Dollar Tree toward Quincy Avenue. Separately, the plaza is already undergoing a renovation. The facade of the entire plaza is being upgraded. The new retail space will use similar materials, so both the existing and new spaces in the plaza will have a cohesive design when all the work is complete, Nicholas Nitschke, a principal with Scott Griffin Architects, told the Quincy Planning Board in September , according to a video of the meeting. Parking changes proposed at President Plaza As part of the plans, applicant President Plaza Limited Partnership wants to create an improved loading area for plaza retailers behind the building. The rear loading area will be for the new retail spaces as well as the existing businesses, Fleming said. The shopping center would add another entrance east of the Eco Muffler
hulltimes.com
Running the numbers: True project cost of combined DPW/light plant remains uncertain
Good news first. On October 19, town staff finally met with the state on whether the light plant could come out of the shared DPW building. The state said yes. With no penalties, and no harm to future grants. That’s from the town manager’s own October 25 email to the light board. Nothing from the state is in writing yet.
high-profile.com
From Falling Brick to 390 Homes: Allen & Major Helps Bring Taunton’s Whittenton Mills Back to Life
Taunton, Mass. – A 42-acre mill complex that sat vacant for decades is being redeveloped into a 390-unit multifamily community, one of the largest modular residential projects in Massachusetts. Greystar is developing the site in partnership with the city of Taunton, with Allen & Major Associates, Inc. providing civil...
fooddive.com
Boston Beer CEO says hard sports drinks are alcohol’s ‘next big thing’
Boston Beer is eying the nascent vodka ade category as its next point of growth, with CEO Jim Koch saying that hard sports drinks have "exploded faster" than hard teas or seltzers. The Sam Adams maker launched Rally Dog Vodka Ade in four states earlier this year with plans to...
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Boston could put 'worst' landlords on public list and freeze them out of city business
Boston may soon begin publicly identifying its most problematic landlords — and make it harder for them to secure city contracts, grants, or development approvals. According to Boston.com, City Council President Liz Breadon and Councilor Brian Worrell introduced an ordinance requiring Boston to publish a public "Worst Landlords in Boston" list twice a year for landlords with repeated housing violations, unpaid fines, and other compliance problems.
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Brookline is losing small businesses: it’s time to do something about it
Growing up, I always looked forward to picking up my birthday cake from Party Favors in Coolidge Corner or a new book from The Children’s Book Shop in Brookline Village. One of my favorite kindergarten memories was going on a field trip to Connelly’s Hardware, where we got to go behind the scenes to see how they operate the store. In recent years, these three stores, as well as other beloved local establishments, went out of business due to competition from online retailers, rising costs and declining walk-in business. When these businesses closed, we lost a piece of the town’s vibrant character and charm. For this reason, it is necessary for us students to get involved and defend the businesses we know and love.
Dorchester Reporter
City’s Dot liaison takes a new job at City Hall
Madison Foley spoke to students at a career fair last spring at her alma mater, Boston Collegiate High School in the Polish Triangle. Seth Daniel photo. On Monday this week, Dorchester mayoral liaison Madison Foley, a lifelong resident of Adams Village, moved to a position in another city department, according to the Mayor’s Press Office. She had been the Dorchester liaison for the Office of Neighborhood Services (ONS) since August 2024.
Boston Globe
‘I’ve had it’: Boston’s Starbucks exodus leaves crowded cafes and empty storefronts
The coffee chain used to be a city fixture. Now it’s in retreat. It’s not yet 9 a.m. on a recent weekday, and the last Starbucks standing in downtown Boston is already slammed. coffees are lined up on the counter waiting to be claimed by customers who ordered...