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BROCKTON — October was the last month in which evictions and eviction notices were banned as a result of the pandemic thanks to a state law that extended the eviction ban from July 2020 to October 2020. Since Gov. Charlie Baker let Massachusetts' eviction moratorium expire last October, landlords have filed over 265 eviction cases in Brockton, according to Helen Matthews, spokesperson for City Life/Vida Urbana. The data on evictions was retrieved through the Massachusetts Trial Courts. Although the Massachusetts evictions moratorium expired in October 2020, the Centers for Disease Contr...

Posted on 1268 Ameresco, Inc., (NYSE: AMRC), a leading energy efficiency and renewable energy company, today announced the completion of a building renovation project it completed for the Shaw’s Center in Brockton, Massachusetts. The upgrades to the facility allowed the Shaw’s Center to re-open as a COVID-19 testing and vaccination center for the Brockton Neighborhood Health Center (BNHC). Prior to the renovations, the BNHC conducted its testing out of trailers in the parking lot of Campanelli Stadium. L to R: Dan Smith, Busine...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Ameresco Announces Completion of Renovations to The Shaw’s Center in Brockton, Massachusetts February 8, 2021 GMT L to R: Dan Smith, Business Development Manager, Ameresco; James Plouffe, Building Commissioner, City of Brockton; Sue Joss, CEO, Brockton Neighborhood Health Center; Robert F. Sullivan, Mayor, City of Brockton. (Photo: Business Wire) L to R: Dan Smith, Business Development Manager, Ameresco; James Plouffe, Building Commissioner, City of Brockton; Sue Joss, CEO, Brockton Neighborhood He...

The coming of the new year carries at least one sign of progress: Vaccines have arrived. As of Thursday, Massachusetts has administered 78,643 potentially life-saving doses.

Rep. Pressley Gets COVID Vaccine, Urges Constituents To Do The Same Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., shown during a House Oversight and Reform Committee, Aug. 24, 2020, in Washington. Tom Brenner/AP In a statement to GBH News, Pressley said she was in good health after her first dose. "I am feeling well and encourage everyone in our community to take the first opportunity available to receive the vaccine in the weeks and months to come. I am grateful to the scientists, researchers, and frontline healthcare workers who have worked tirelessly over the last several months to develop a vaccine tha...