City councilors ‘reluctant’ on Mass. mayor’s plan to buy closed college campus
Quincy city councilors raised questions Monday at an oversight committee meeting about whether the city’s bid to buy a closed college campus would burden taxpayers. Councilor David Jacobs said he believes the city lacks the resources to manage new property acquisitions without sidelining other projects. “We don’t have
CFO of Boston-area spinal device company pleads guilty to bribing surgeons in kickback scheme
The chief financial officer of SpineFrontier Inc., a spinal implant company, has admitted to a kickback scheme that bribed surgeons to use company products in exchange for sham consulting fees, the U.S. Attorney said Tuesday.
Premier steakhouse to close Greater Boston location after 3 years
A premier steakhouse chain with locations around the world will shutter one of its Massachusetts restaurants very soon. Smith & Wollensky in Burlington will permanently close Sunday, May 17 after just under three years, a spokesperson for the company confirmed to MassLive Wednesday. “The closure follows a successful an
Logan Airport travelers now have an easy new tool to dodge TSA backups
Travelers passing through Logan International Airport in Boston can now view a live online report of security checkpoint wait times, allowing them to better plan their arrival at the airport ahead of a flight. The Massachusetts Port Authority, or Massport, which owns the airport, announced the new dashboard Monday, say
Puerto Rican man pleads guilty to opening plane door on Boston flight
A Puerto Rican man pleaded guilty on Tuesday in after opening an emergency exit door while aboard a flight in Boston. Authorities said 24-year-old Angel Luis Morales Torres pleaded guilty to one count of damaging or disabling an aircraft. According to police, Torres was a passenger aboard a JetBlue flight...
Lecolion Washington to leave Community Music Center of Boston
After nine years as CMCB's Chief Executive, Lecolion Washington will be moving on from the Community Music Center to a new role later this year. Community Music Center of Boston has long stood on that first word in its name: community. And, what a distinguished leader for CMCB's communities Lecolion has been during his
New Wave of Restaurant Openings Sweeps From Boston to Cape Cod
Several new restaurants have or are in the process of opening their doors in Massachusetts, from Boston to Cape Cod. Here's a look at some of the new businesses joining the state's dining and hospitality community:. Alice & Monarch. Cambridge has welcomed Alice & Monarch at 238 Main St. The...
Jersey Money Storms Back Bay In $50 Million Newbury Street Shopping Spree
A New Jersey investor quietly went on a buying spree in Boston's Back Bay this week, scooping up roughly $50 million worth of retail and office space along Newbury Street and Massachusetts Avenue. The haul includes a prominent corner building at Massachusetts Avenue and Newbury Street plus a run of storefronts along Ne
Beloved North Shore retailer laying off 50 employees from Peabody headquarters
One of the world’s largest Christian products retailers is laying off 50 employees from its Peabody headquarters this summer. Christianbook, founded by two teenage brothers in their parents’ Lynn home in 1978, grew from a household operation into a Peabody institution. The company now employs more than 600...
Self-serve ticket machine yields $10 million winner at Boston supermarket
The ticket was purchased at a Stop & Shop in Dorchester. A trust from Reading, Massachusetts claimed a $10 million grand prize from a lottery ticket purchased at a supermarket’s self-service terminal, the Massachusetts State Lottery announced. Rock Solid Trust, represented by trustee Joshua Garick, chose the cash optio

















