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Mass. mom builds healthy muffin business during pandemic (opens the original)
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Melissa Bermudez, co-founder and CEO of Unrefined Foods, transformed her love for baking into a business during the pandemic, creating frozen muffins made with whole grains and clean ingredients. "The first thing I really remember baking consistently were snickerdoodle cookies, like when I was 8 years old," Bermudez said. Her career shift from the food and agriculture industry to full-time muffin maker began during the pandemic lockdown. "Once I was pregnant and really trying to stock my freezer
25 years later, a 9/11 compensation leader reflects (opens the original)
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Kenneth Feinberg reflects on the emotional toll of leading the 9/11 victims compensation fund 25 years later Kenneth Feinberg reflects on the emotional toll of leading the 9/11 victims compensation fund 25 years later The man who led the unprecedented effort to compensate victims' families after the 9/11 attacks is looking back 25 years later. As special master of the Victims Compensation Fund, it fell to Kenneth Feinberg to answer a seemingly impossible question: what is life worth? "Courts, ju
BPS Superintendent Skipper goes back to school (opens the original)
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In a recent sit-down interview with News Center 5's Doug Meehan, Boston Public Schools Superintendent Mary Skipper answered questions about the upcoming academic year. What follows are highlights of that conversation that included topics such as closing achievement gaps, strengthening family engagement and keeping students safe. Q: What are the academic goals for BPS this year? A: "I think for us academically, the focus is squarely on rigorous academics, strong instruction, high-quality instruct
Mass. coffee company has global view on how brew is made (opens the original)
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Many of us cannot think of starting our day without a cup of coffee. But have you ever thought about where the coffee beans for that cup of joe come from? Or how it is made? One local couple has thought a lot about it, so much so that they started their own coffee roasting company. Ten months ago, Jim Varney and Deanna Varney co-founded Wavelength Coffee Roasters in Shirley, Massachusetts. The married duo is reimagining the coffee-making process from a globally conscious point of view. As Jim Va
North Shore sign and awning company is all about being seen (opens the original)
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It seems every time you visit the city of Boston, especially the Seaport, there is another big building going up. And for one local entrepreneur, it’s not about the height of those buildings; it’s all about the front. Andrew Lafuente, founder of Lafuente Sign and Awning in Peabody, Massachusetts, says, “I go to the North End. I go to the West End, JP, Dorchester, Seaport, Fenway. You can see our work all over.” Shortly after graduating from Bentley College in 2012, Lafuente started his handcraft
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