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Demolition of 200-year-old row houses fronting the abandoned Eagle Mill marks the start of a three-phase affordable and workforce housing complex, with phase one expected to be completed in 18

Governor Maura Healey’s June sojourn to Ireland for her first trade mission cost $84,000, new data show, with business and tech leaders covering nearly half the costs for airfare, food, and other expenses for Healey and roughly a half-dozen staff and appointees.

Former mayor and DA Sam Sutter stood outside South Coast Marketplace and said he can deliver more economic results as Fall Rivers next mayor.

The governor address Irish lawmakers on the 30th anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexuality in the country and meet with business leaders over several days in Dublin.

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A consortium of Western Massachusetts colleges and universities has received a $1.46 million state grant to establish a security operations center and cyber range at Springfield's Union Station.

Roca, the Chelsea-based nonprofit focused on violence intervention, had spent years planning to move its Boston headquarters on Albany Street to a new location. The agency works with young men and women who are affected by gun violence and hail from Dorchester, Mattapan, Roxbury, Hyde Park, and Roslindale. There are 179 people in the Roca program; 49 percent come from

The Mass Fintech Hub today revealed the latest efforts to make Massachusetts a global leader in fintech by establishing its first advisory board composed of various leaders across the state. It also announced 2022 events and programs, including a new Fintech Forum, Career Fair and Fintech Bootcamp.

The award recognizes cities that "effectively collaborate across diverse sectors and constituencies to create a thriving community for all."