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In observance of Independence Day Town Buildings will be closed, July 4th and July 5th
In observance of Independence Day Town Buildings will be closed, Thursday, July 4, 2024 and Friday, July 5, 2024. There will be a 1 DAY DELAY in Trash and Recycling pick-ups. This delay will only be for Thursday and Friday (Thursday will be collected Friday and Friday will be collected Saturday). For service-related questions, you can reach out to Casella at 508-869-4077.
Black residents are less prosperous in Boston compared to suburbs, says study
Banner Business Sponsored by The Boston Foundation. If you are a Black resident of Massachusetts, your economic opportunities may be worse inside of Boston compared to the rest of the state, according to a report released by the McKinsey Institute for Black Economic Mobility. The report tabulated the differences in...
Josiah Moyer has recently joined MetroWest Medical Center as Director for Facilities and Support Services
Josiah Moyer has recently joined MetroWest Medical Center as Director for Facilities and Support Services. As the department director, three areas fall to Josiah’s responsibility: Facilities (all things buildings and grounds); Cleanliness (as the Director for the Housekeeping department); and Security (as the contract client over the security contract with Allied Security). In his role, he makes sure that the building presents well, and is a safe, clean and attractive space that meets all the required codes and standards required by the Joint Commission, City, State and any other regulatory bodies. Josiah makes sure that all the items a building provides to patients, staff and visitors are always available, such as air conditioning, heat, water, power, medical gases and other important resources.
Tuesday's local roundup, results: Northborough, Hudson roll in Legion play
Baseball American Legion Northborough 17, Northbridge 0: Will Mahoney hurled one-hit ball over five innings, Joe Russell was 4 for 4 with a double, three runs and two RBIs, and Zach Meehl (2 for 3) homered, scored three runs and drove in two for host Post 234 (6-8). ...
MetroWest Medical Center Employees Donate 976 Pounds of Breakfast Foods to Food Bank
Thank you to all MetroWest Medical Center team members who supported the United Way of Tri County, a GBFB satellite located in Framingham, in our Annual ‘Healthy Over Hungry’ Cereal Drive! For some children, it can be challenging to ensure children have access to breakfast over the summer, and the Cereal Drive is one way to support kids during this time. Our donations will go to families living in our communities we serve. Because of your efforts, we donated 976 pounds of breakfast foods to the Food Bank. Some fun was had this Cereal Drive, we held a competition between departments and here are the team winners:
The Better Together program recognizes those team members at MetroWest Medical Center
MetroWest Medical Center recognizes team members from various departments at Framingham Union Hospital (FUH) during our Better Together Program. The Better Together program recognizes those team members who exemplify our core values to benefit our patients, co-workers, the organization and our community. Congratulations to all our FUH June honorees. Shout...
Premier Cohasset Waterfront Estate With Panoramic Views Now On Sale For $15M
The Oaks, a premier waterfront estate in the Norfolk County town of Cohasset on Margin Street, is currently on sale for $15 million, according to its Zillow listing. The iconic estate, located on a 9.41-acre peninsula, features more than 1,800 feet of ocean frontage, a 20,000-square-foot Georgian Revival mansion, more than 4,000 square feet of outbuildings, and more.
Luxury Home of the Week: A pair of living room fireplaces makes it twice as nice
The first floor of this four-story property includes the formal dining room, done up in Ralph Lauren wallpaper with custom built-ins and a Murano glass chandelier. Original details fused with modern touches make up our new Luxury Home of the Week pick, a Beacon Hill town house built in 1870.
Boston Bids Farewell as Fajitas & ‘Ritas to Close After 35 Flavorful Years as Lease Ends
After 35 years of spicing up Boston's downtown dining scene, Fajitas & ‘Ritas at 25 West St. will soon be closing its doors permanently. With a final day set for July 13, 2024, the Tex-Mex establishment known for its affordable and vibrant dishes and drinks, has asked its patrons to join in making the last days unforgettable, as reported by Boston.com. In a farewell post to their clientele, the restaurant expressed gratitude for the "support and memories we’ve shared over the years."
MBTA celebrates long-term labor stability after striking final union agreement
MBTA officials say the agency will enjoy the "longest period of labor stability since the 1980s" now that collective bargaining agreements are in place with every single affiliated labor union at the T. The agency's higher-ups and union bosses took a victory lap Wednesday after striking a deal with MBTA...
Spend a summer evening with ‘The Winter’s Tale’
A recipient of NEA Arts Journalism fellowships in dance, theater and music, Susan reviews visual and performing arts in the U.S. and overseas. A head of state believes he has been betrayed, despite all evidence to the contrary. He sets out to destroy his perceived rival and ruins many people in the process. So begins William Shakespeare’s late-career play, “The Winter’s Tale.”
Unique art installation highlights cultural identity on Boston’s basketball courts
In a city rich with history and known for its cultural tapestry, some of Boston’s basketball courts received a makeover for June. Inspired by icons like Marcus Garvey and Lebron James, a pioneering art project is taking shape under the creative vision of Glen Gaines. In celebration of Black...
It’s Disability Pride Month at Museum of Science
During family gatherings, Andre Robinson used to observe as his cousin embodied the role of DJ, placing the needle on the records as he stood behind the tables. At about 3 years old, Robinson had begun losing his hearing, but the music at the get-togethers was always just loud enough for him to perceive it. He was captivated but unsure if he could pursue music, given his deafness.
Animal rescue group looks to provide critical surgery for wounded 1-year-old dog
The Animal Rescue League of Boston is working to provide critical surgery for a torn knee ligament to Ace, a one-year-old dog. According to a statement from the ARL, Ace has been in their care for “several months,” suffering from a torn ACL, leaving him “unable to run and play in a pain-free manner.” The statement says that while the ARL “offers the highest standards of care for every animal that comes through the organization’s doors,” but Ace’s operation and post-operative care will be “an expensive endeavor.” The estimated cost of care is over $10,000, with the ARL seeking financial support from the public to improve Ace’s quality of life.
BBQ Packages from Nosh & Grog
Leave the BBQ to the experts and order all your July 4th grub from the pros at Nosh & Grog. From Thursday, July 3rd to Saturday, July 6th chef Chelven Randolph & Co. will be offering BBQ packages for pick-up to make hosting a breeze. The packages include St. Louis style ribs, smoked half chicken, hot links, a choice of sides, hush puppies, and plenty of BBQ sauce. Packages start at $150 for 5-6 people, $250 for 8-10 people and $400 for 14-16 people — all you have to do is get a head count and give them a call or text at 508.359.4100 to place your order before they sell out. You can view the full menus and pricing on their website. And if you’re not looking to host, Nosh & Grog will be open all day on the 4th, so you can book a res and enjoy their patio while maybe catching a glimpse of a few fireworks.
Phase II Begins on $100M Reimagination of Boston’s International Place
Boston – The Chiofaro Company announced the commencement of Phase II of the $100 million reinvestment and reimagination of International Place, a 1.8 million sq. ft. office building in Boston. In 2023, The Chiofaro Company engaged Gensler, OJB, and Columbia Construction to conceptualize and redefine what it means to...
Safeguarding summer: Boston’s initiatives for swim safety and water awareness
As summer unfolds and temperatures rise, Bostonians are eagerly anticipating days spent cooling off in local pools, beaches and rivers. While swimming offers a refreshing escape from the heat, ensuring safety should be a top priority for everyone, from families to individuals seeking relaxation and recreation. In February, Mayor Michelle...
Readers: Share your July 4 celebration photos with us
Whether you attend a parade, Harborfest, or even a backyard barbeque, we want to see your July 4 celebration photos. Readers, get your cameras ready. The Fourth of July holiday means there will be lots of picture-perfect moments to capture. The annual July 4 fireworks show is often lauded as...
Boston University President Melissa L. Gilliam’s Vision for the Arts at BU
For BU’s 11th president, elevating the presence of the arts on campus is one of Dr. Gilliam’s main goals. A new era has begun at Boston University! Dr. Melissa L. Gilliam has assumed the role of the 11th president of Boston University with a rich background and a forward-looking vision. As President Gilliam starts her term, one of her goals is to elevate the presence of the arts on campus.
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