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Heather York and Sheryl Ball were selected as Municipal Employees of the Year; Tricia Sullivan received the Public Safety Employee of the Year Award

This happened at a construction site at Boston University, according to the report.  There were two workers on a horizontal beam that had harnesses on, thankfully and that must have saved them from serious injury.  They were taken to the hospital and released the same day. Suffolk Construction said that a beam unexpectedly collapsed.  The report also states that the Company holds safety as its number one priority. The site is the future home of the Center for Computer and Data Sciences, nicknamed the Jenga Tower. According to Suffolk.com, the building was designed by a Canadian architectur...

Good morning, and welcome to Boston Properties First Quarter 2021 Earnings Call. [Operator Instructions] At this time, I'd like to turn the conference over to Ms. Sara Buda, VP of Investor Relations for Boston Properties. Please go ahead. Sara Buda -- Vice President, Investor Relations and Communication Thank you. Good morning, and welcome to Boston Properties First Quarter 2021 Earnings Conference Call. The press release and supplemental package were distributed last night and furnished on Form 8-K. In the supplemental package, the company has reconciled all non-GAAP financial measures to t...

watch live Peregrines are cliff nesters, and the water tower on the UND campus makes a suitable substitute. Passing birds were lured to stop by placing a nest box, first on Smiley, the water tower that stood just southeast of the Washington Street underpass. When that tower was replaced, the birds were lured to the UND site. The local falcon effort is part of a larger undertaking going on around the world. As a result, peregrine falcons may be as abundant as they have ever been, and they are surely more widespread. The birds were endangered, and even doomed, within my lifetime. I made a numbe...

Written By: Barry Amundson / Forum News Service | 3:00 pm, Jun. 22, 2019 × The 37-foot tall "Green Monster" left field wall in Boston's Fenway Park is one of the notable features of the 1912 ballpark. Barry Amundson / The Forum BOSTON — If traveling to Boston, a visit to the oldest major league ballpark in the nation is worth it. If the Red Sox are in town — or better yet playing the Minnesota Twins (that'll only be Sept. 3-5 this year) — it's a much better experience to see the interactions between fans and how they fill up the multifaceted parts of Fenway Park that have bee...