Boston-based Stone Living Lab is partnering with Living Seawalls, a 2021 Earthshot Prize finalist, for an ecological restoration project in Boston Harbor.
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- Op-ed: 15 of the 25 most diverse cities in Mass. have a commuter rail station. But the commuter rail is too expensive, infrequent and inconvenient. If we’re serious about an equity-focused economic recovery, we must make the system work for everyone. bizjournals.com/boston/news/20…
- Crane Watch: Breaking down the biggest construction projects in Greater Boston bizjournals.com/boston/feature… #cranewatch #realestate
- Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is poised to nominate a new slate of members to the city’s Zoning Board of Appeal as soon as Monday, according to multiple sources inside City Hall.
- Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is launching a program to give out $1 million in grants to help 25 "longstanding businesses" pay rent and other costs — an initiative meant to retain employers considered to be community pillars in the city.
- The Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookline has sold more advance tickets for both Barbie and Oppenheimer than any movie in its history. It, and other theaters, are rearranging schedules and rolling out the pink carpet for the double feature.
- Katherine Craven, Chief Administrative and Financial Officer at Babson College, has a heart for public service, and the record to prove it. bizjournals.com/boston/news/20…
- Nineteen top Black and Brown executives from General Electric Co., State Street Corp. and other major Massachusetts employers are launching a new fundraising operation that takes aim at systemic racism in Boston and across the state. bizjournals.com/boston/news/20…
- The Bay Area has its hacker houses for techies looking to create Silicon Valley synergy. Los Angeles has a Hype House mansion for TikTokers to make content. Now Cambridge has hopped onto this trend with its own biotech house for young scientists.
