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Nurse sues Massachusetts agencies over alleged assault and retaliation at Taunton State Hospital
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A Taunton State Hospital nurse has sued the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, the Executive Office of Health and Human Services and three hospital employees over allegations of sexual assault, harassment and retaliation.
Boston medical travelers fuel demand for Brookline hotel stays
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As the Longwood Medical Area expands and daily worker traffic grows, hotels in Brookline are pitching themselves as recovery-focused bases for visiting clinicians, researchers and patient families.
MAPS sets Boston symposium on AI and ethics in Medical Affairs
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The Medical Affairs Professional Society will host a one-day technology and innovation symposium in Boston on Oct. 15, bringing pharma, biotech and MedTech leaders together to discuss AI, digital health and data science.
Archive launches premium car storage in MetroWest Boston
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Archive has opened premium storage for luxury, exotic, classic, collector and performance cars at its Framingham/Natick location on Route 9. The offering is aimed at owners who want secure vehicle care plus optional access to a private club built…
Eight Boston students land artwork in public spaces through Excel Dryer partnership
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Eight Greater Boston high school students now have their hand-dryer designs installed at Faneuil Hall, Boston City Hall and other prominent Boston sites after a summer challenge run by Excel Dryer and CoDesign Collaborative.
Deck Remodelers launches Massachusetts expansion
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Deck Remodelers has opened Deck Remodelers North to serve Greater Boston and surrounding Massachusetts communities, extending the outdoor living design-build firm’s East Coast footprint.
Massad Movers sees more relocations from Massachusetts to the Southeast
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Philip P. Massad Movers says demand is rising for long-distance moves from Massachusetts to Georgia, Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina as more households and businesses weigh lower costs, warmer weather and remote-work flexibility.
Boston condo market splits between small and large buildings
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The Goodrich Team says Greater Boston condos are now trading in two separate markets, with smaller associations drawing stronger demand while larger buildings face slower sales and more price pressure.
The Engine sets Tough Tech Week for Oct. 26-30 across Boston-Cambridge
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The Engine says its third annual Tough Tech Week will run Oct. 26-30, 2026 across the Boston-Cambridge area and beyond, bringing together founders, investors, researchers and policymakers around breakthrough science and engineering.
Schmidt Family Foundation backs The Engine's climate 'Decelerator' pilot
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The Engine has launched a new climate preservation initiative with support from the Schmidt Family Foundation as more philanthropy flows into the MIT-founded nonprofit’s Tough Tech platform.
Massachusetts towns win grant for locally owned clean energy resilience
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Ayer, Harvard and Shirley won a Massachusetts grant to study a town-owned clean energy and battery storage system for critical facilities.
Richard Faith’s new children’s book turns difference into courage
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Children’s author and environmental advocate Richard Faith has released The Lion That Meowed, a picture book about a lion cub who cannot roar after an injury but still must choose whether to lead.
Tokyo and London leaders deepen ties on AI, climate and finance
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Tokyo Gov. Koike Yuriko met London Mayor Sadiq Khan and City of London Lady Mayor Susan Langley in Tokyo on June 18 to expand cooperation on climate action, artificial intelligence and financial services.
Boston College study finds language drives students’ math reasoning growth
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Independent research from Boston College says language, not more maths practice, was the strongest driver of mathematical reasoning growth in Years 6-8 students.
Catseye Pest Control buys two Massachusetts pest firms
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Catseye Pest Control has acquired Security Pest Elimination and Biologic Pest Control, adding to its Massachusetts presence and its push to build a multi-brand pest control platform across the Northeast.
Grown Brilliance brings Diamond Nebula art series to Boston
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Grown Brilliance is moving seven remaining works from its Diamond Nebula collaboration with artist Shreya Mehta to its Boston boutique on Newbury Street.
Optum UX designer Meghan Correia highlights human-centered healthcare design
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Meghan Correia, a senior lead UX designer at Optum in Massachusetts, is being recognized for creating healthcare technology that blends art, behavioral psychology, and empathy.
TransportAzumah launches Waterbury bus service to NYC and Boston
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TransportAzumah will begin four daily bus trips between Waterbury, Connecticut, and New York City and Boston on July 31, 2026, offering an alternative while the Waterbury Branch is closed for station upgrades.
Excel Dryer headquarters earns WELL Silver Certification
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Excel Dryer’s renovated East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, headquarters has earned WELL Silver Certification for design choices aimed at employee health, sustainability and productivity.
Marshal S. Grant joins The Wagner Law Group in Boston
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The Wagner Law Group has named trusts and estates attorney Marshal S. Grant as of counsel and head of its estate planning practice in Boston.
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