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U.S. Sens. Warren, Markey host hearing on Massachusetts fisheries

Daily Free Press Admin November 5, 2013

U.S. Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey hosted a public listening session Monday at the State House to learn how to best approach the Commonwealth’s suffering fishing industry and how to protect...

Businesses in Brookline prepare for ban on Styrofoam products

Daily Free Press Admin October 17, 2013

Businesses in Brookline are attempting to figure out how they will stop using polystyrene products due to a ban implemented by the town that will be take effect on Dec. 1. “[The ban] affects about...

Landmark Center in Fenway to add more residential, retail space

Daily Free Press Admin October 9, 2013

In order to expand the residential and retail area of Fenway, Samuels & Associates announced Monday a proposed addition to the Landmark Center. If approved by the Boston Redevelopment Authority,...

Mass. Legislature, groups attempt to negotiate on update to bottle bill

Daily Free Press Admin September 24, 2013

Trying to compromise on the reformation of the Massachusetts bottle deposit law, two opposing parties attempted to reach a negotiation at a hearing on Sept. 17 at the Massachusetts State House about...

3rd-tallest building in Boston to come in 2014

Daily Free Press Admin September 19, 2013

Boston’s skyline will soon see a major new addition, as a real estate firm is set to construct the third-tallest building in the Hub to add to the iconic John Hancock Tower and Prudential Tower. Real...

Hub receives grant for historic site transit

Daily Free Press Admin September 11, 2013

The City of Boston was selected as a recipient of a 2013 Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery grant on Friday, a program that funds infrastructure projects around the country to help...

MBTA faces federal security funding cut in half in 2013

Daily Free Press Admin September 8, 2013

Seeing more than half of its federal security funding cut, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority received only $3.25 million in federal funds in 2013 compared to the $6.6 million it received in...

Mass. Sen. Brownsberger bikes for vacant U.S. Rep. seat

Daily Free Press Admin September 4, 2013

Mass. Sen. Will Brownsberger, representative for the Second Suffolk and Middlesex county where Boston University is located, kicked off his campaign on Saturday for the U.S. Representative seat vacated...

SBA provides federal funding for businesses impacted by marathon bombings

Daily Free Press Admin May 2, 2013

Boston Mayor Thomas Menino announced Tuesday that funding opportunities from the Small Business Administration would be made available to businesses affected by the Boston Marathon bombings starting May...

Although Mass. air improving, Suffolk County recieves ‘C’ grade

Daily Free Press Admin April 28, 2013

Despite an overall increase in the air quality of Massachusetts since 2012, several counties still have an unsafe level of ozone pollution and would need to improve the air quality for the future, according...

Social media replaces weekend Open House after Marathon blasts

Daily Free Press Admin April 24, 2013

Boston University students began reaching out to prospective students via Facebook and Twitter after BU Admissions officials canceled the Open House programs scheduled for Friday and Saturday due to the...

Mass. House unveils budget with focus on education

Daily Free Press Admin April 16, 2013

The Massachusetts House of Representatives unveiled a state budget plan April 10 calling for about $1 billion less in total spending than Mass. Gov. Deval Patrick’s plan. “In fiscal year 2014, the...

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