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NEW HOUSING, RETAIL FOR DOWNTOWN LAWRENCE MassDevelopment & Reading Cooperative Bank Partner to Provide $6.6 Million in Loan Financing for Local Develope

LAWRENCE — A $6.57 million development is planned for Essex Street and will include Lawrence’s first food hall, featuring a series of restaurants that highlight the city’s diversity.

HAVERHILL — Developer Ted Ammon is planning to renovate a historic five-story building located at 45-51 Wingate St. by adding 15 apartments on the vacant upper three floors.

Embue, a Worcester-based technology company, has received a $3.8-million loan from MassDevelopment’s Emerging Technology Fund to help hire approximately 23 new full-time employees for the growing company.

NORTHAMPTON — Easthampton’s CitySpace, the Downtown Amherst Foundation and the Emily Dickinson Museum are among the major recipients in the latest round of Massachusetts’ cultural facilities grants announced Tuesday.MassDevelopment and Mass Cultural...

Fitchburg State University, Creative Hub Worcester, and Southborough Historical Society were among the largest recipients of $7.6 million in Cultural Facilities Fund grants statewide from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

2Life Communities secured a $129M tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment for the construction of a 174-unit senior housing project in Newton.

Connecticut is not immune to this phenomenon, each year, there are more and more paranormal conventions in the Nutmeg State. More business, means more competition and the advertising needs to step up and make these events standout.

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey and Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll visited Fall River to tour local businesses and host a roundtable with area business leaders.

Connecticut is not immune to this phenomenon, each year, there are more and more paranormal conventions in the Nutmeg State. More business, means more competition and the advertising needs to step up and make these events standout.