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HYANNIS — The Kmart parking lot on Route 132 in Hyannis was practically empty Monday for the store's going-out-of-business sale. Still, a trickle of customers made their way to the store, where huge banners proclaimed an inventory blowout.  “Everything at least 10% to 70% off lowest ticketed price” one sign read. “Nothing held back,” another proclaimed. What was held back was information from Kmart’s parent company, Transformco. There was no word, no reply to telephone calls or emails about the exact closing date of the national discount store in Hyannis. The Cape store is the l...

With a population of over 8,000 residents, according to 2019 Census estimates, Ellsworth is a city that continues to grow. More than 400 people have moved to or been born in the “Gateway to Downeast Maine” since 2010, while in the decade prior to that Ellsworth was the fastest growing city in the state. Yet, with more people comes more development, organizations and businesses — and opinions on what city officials should focus on. “What’s inherent in our economic development strategy is quality of place,” Janna Richards said in 2019, six months after taking on the role of Ellsworth...

Cameron Sperance -- Boston.com correspondent February 3, 2021 5:00 pm Amazon’s plan to add 3,000 jobs in yet another Seaport office tower is a gift for more than the struggling Boston office sector. Boston may have lost out on the race for the Seattle-based tech giant’s second headquarters in 2018, but Amazon continues to deliver plenty of consolation prizes to local developers. WS Development is already underway with one Amazon building slated to employ 2,000 in the Seaport, and an additional 3,000 employees are now planned for a second tower next door. It is certainly a boost to...

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Dove and Donkey opens pop-up at The Street Chestnut Hill Community Content Dove and Donkey recently opened its second Boston-area pop-up at The Street Chestnut Hill, 33 Boylston St., where shoppers can view curated objects for the home, apparel and accessories.  The pop-up follows Dove and Donkey’s holiday debut at The Current in Boston Seaport. It will be open through March 2021. The brand is owned by women and locals. Dove and Donkey’s pop-up showcases art created by teens employed by Artists For Humanity, a Boston-based non-profit providing under-resourced teens the keys to self-suffi...