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PHOTO PROVIDED BY MILL TOWN CAPITAL PITTSFIELD — Over the past year, Mill Town Capital has acquired a number of recreational assets in the Berkshires, including Bousquet Mountain Ski Area. Now, the Pittsfield-based investment company has brought in someone with executive experience at both the professional and major college sports levels to manage them. Dennis Robinson, who has held leadership roles with the NBA, Formula One racing, and the New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority, which owns MetLife Stadium, has been named chief operating officer and president of Bousquet Enterprises, t...

Women, minorities and LGBTQ people must get half of seats on state boards under proposed bill Updated 11:19 AM; Twitter Share New Jersey’s most powerful elected officials — the Governor, Senate President and Assembly Speaker — would be required to appoint more women and minorities to public boards and commissions under a bill a state lawmaker said she will sponsor to eliminate the persistent gender imbalance in state government. Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez, D-Middlesex, told NJ Advance Media she is rewriting legislation she introduced in February that would have made gender and race a p...

An NJ Advance Media analysis found women fill 28% of the public seats on state boards and commissions.

Chicago mayor and governor announce return of Auto Show at McCormick Place Chicago mayor Lori E. Lightfoot and Illinois state governor J.B. Pritzker joined elected officials, tourism backers and labour leaders, 4 May, in announcing the return of the annual Chicago Auto Show. The event – the nation’s largest and longest-running auto show - marks the first large convention to take place in the city since the Covid-19 pandemic began and officials said they now expected to welcome other conventions and tourist events this summer with safety precautions in place. The Chicago Auto Show will b...

Chicago mayor Lori E. Lightfoot and Illinois state governor J.B. Pritzker joined elected officials, tourism backers and labour leaders, 4 May, in announcing the return of the annual Chicago Auto Show. The event – the nation’s largest and longest-running auto show – marks the first large convention to take place in the city since the Covid-19 pandemic began and officials said they now expected to welcome other conventions and tourist events this summer with safety precautions in place. The Chicago Auto Show will be hosted at McCormick Place 15-19 July and will be held both indoors and ou...