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Fay School, Inc., a private day and boarding school in Southborough, received a $45-million tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment, according to a Tuesday press release from the state agency.
Crystal Bridge Enterprises Inc.: Crystal Bridge Provides Transaction Update Company") is pleased to provide an update regarding its Qualifying Transaction (the " Transaction") with Alpha Cognition Inc. (" ACI"), as previously announced on July 14, October 28 and December 4, 2020. The Company is pleased to announce that ACI has obtained an interim order of the Supreme Court of British Columbia providing for, among other things, the holding of ACI's special meeting of shareholders and warrant holders to approve the Transaction, which is scheduled for March 10, 2021. The hearing to obtain the fi...
per year, according to the small private school's website. Despite that, Director of Admissions Beth Whitney said she saw a flurry of interest from new applicants this past year, with applications increasing by 150% between April and August, which is typically when enrollment season is winding down. Before school opened in September, Fay enrolled 57 new students. Prior to the pandemic, it had 475 students. Some had to be turned down in order for the school to keep its classes small, said Whitney. "That's something we had to come face-to-face with this summer," said Whitney, on not accept...
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