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The Zoning Board of Appeal (ZBA) on February 23 approved the 39 unit affordable senior housing project at 3371-3375 Washington St., as well as approved as final arbiter the project at 35 Brookley Road after previously approving it in July of last year “subject to design review by BPDA with attention to reducing density and massing and for compliance with the rear yard setback requirement,” according to the ZBA. 3371-3375 WASHINGTON ST. The proposal at 3371 Washington St has been presented t...

From March 1, it will no longer be possible to log in to the state authentication service via a bank link. This means that users can no longer access some of the public e-services, such as the state portal or the self-services of the Transport Administration and the ARIB, through a bank link. It will still be possible to log in to e-services with an ID-card, Mobile-ID, or Smart-ID. "The change will not affect private sector services – for example, banks e-services can be accessed with a PIN c...

He spent years advocating for construction workers. Now he could shake up the gig economy Marty Walsh may not seem like the person to overhaul the gig economy. He spent years advocating for construction workers and less time on the intricacies of on-demand work at billion-dollar tech companies. But now Walsh, a former union leader and the outgoing Mayor of Boston, is on the cusp of becoming the next US Labor Secretary at a pivotal moment for the industry and the broader economy. Millions of Ame...

How Bidens Labor Secretary could shake up the gig economy CNN 2/5/2021 By Sara Ashley OBrien, CNN Business © JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, nominee for Secretary of Labor, speaks after being nominated by US President-elect Joe Biden at The Queen theater January 8, 2021 in Wilmington, Delaware. Marty Walsh may not seem like the person to overhaul the gig economy. He spent years advocating for construction workers and less time on the intricacies of on-...

As labor secretary, Marty Walsh would face daunting challenges and high expectations By Katie Johnston Globe Staff,Updated January 18, 2021, 5:05 p.m. Email to a Friend Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh delivered the State of the City on Jan. 12 at the Roxbury Branch of the Boston Public Library.Erin Clark/Globe Staff As the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the economy, with job losses mounting, work norms upended, and employees fearful for their safety, the country’s next labor secretary w...

>> our police department may not arrest a person based on an immigration retainer, or any other directive by dhs on a lebelief the person is not present legally in the united states. enforcing immigration laws is the sole responsibility of the federal government of the united states. it is not in the interest of the county. >> laura: that is mark erlich, the executive of montgomery county, maryland. uber-liberal area, right around here,io and he is defending his police departments decision to ig...

says, dont count me out. yes, today is super bowl sunday. 111 million viewers will be glued to the tv tonight. will you? also, 111 million viewers are snacking. can you guess the top three foods that go hand in hand with the fwam? well tell you about them. we start with mitt romney. he is waking up a very happy man this morning, you could say. the republican presidential candidate is the winner of the nevada caucuses. it was predicted yesterday. 43% of the vote, he got. romney is leadi...