Archive for January 2022

Boston-area universities are reporting thousands of coronavirus cases, but vaccines and boosters mean the schools are able to carry on —some in person, some online to start the spring semester. Here’s how the new protocols look on local college campuses. Read More

Under Rosemarie Sansone’s leadership, the BID has been credited with helping to transform the Downtown Crossing area. Read More

On Tuesday’s “Ask the Mayor” segment on Boston Public Radio, Mayor Michelle Wu said her administration had been working with the state on a replacement for the downtown waterfront MHP. Read More

The news itself might sound like deja vu: a Barnes & Noble bookstore is closing in the Boston area. But this one is planning a comeback. Read More

Transit executive Jeffrey Parker, who started his transportation career at the MBTA, became MARTA CEO and general manager before his death. Read More

Todd Tremblay of Horvath & Tremblay procured a $10 Read More

Atlantic Retail this week announced the sale of th Read More

The new Friendly’s Café in Massachusetts might serve as a template for Friendly’s growth. Read More

Women’s professional hockey has received a new investment of more than $25 million in direct payments and player benefits to expand the league, update facilities and boost player salaries and benefits. Read More

This Boston-headquartered, digital ticket startup announced a $5 million seed funding round. Read More