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Studio G Architects Names Next Leader (opens the original)
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Studio G founder Gail Sullivan, center left, and future managing principal Gabriella Shelburne, center right, pose for a photo with senior Studio G staff members (left to right) Michael Chavez, Laurene Demoy, Marylee Mercy and Sally Gibson. Photo courtesy of Studio G Boston architecture and planning firm Studio G has announced founder Gail Sullivan plans to retire. She’ll be replaced as managing principal by Gabriella Shelburne, currently acting co-managing principal alongside Sullivan. The lead
Growing the Workforce by Growing Others’ Businesses (opens the original)
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Photo courtesy of NEI General Contracting Joe Rettman President, NEI General Contracting Age: 54 Industry experience: 40 years In his time with NEI General Contracting, Joe Rettman has seen it grow from a flooring and painting company to one of the biggest contractors building affordable housing in Massachusetts. Now, he and NEI are helping other contractors grow, too. The company set up the nonprofit WORC2 training center in Roxbury’s Nubian Square four years ago in part to close what Rettman a
Automatic Cameras to Start Enforcing MBTA Bus Stops, Lanes (opens the original)
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An MBTA bus drives through new bus-only lanes in Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood. Photo courtesy of the MBTA The MBTA is finally ready to kick off its long-awaited baby steps into protecting its own bus lanes and bus stops from double-parkers and queue-jumpers. Bus-mounted cameras will automatically issue warnings to drivers blocking a bus as it tries to use a bus lane or enter a bus stop starting on Oct. 1. Warnings will turn to fines starting Jan. 1, 2027. The cameras will capture photos o
The Gossip Report: Sept. 25, 2026 (opens the original)
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Photo courtesy of Gibson Sotheby’s International Realty The fifth entry in this week’s roundup of Massachusetts’ most expensive home sales can boast windows on three sides, despite having a mid-block address. The unit takes up the half-basement and first two floors of a shady-side building not even a block from the Public Garden. It owes its three exposures to its builder’s decision to not take up the full width of the 30-foot-wide lot. BackBayHouses.org charts the dramatic stories of several of
Healey, Driscoll Endorse 'Starter Homes' Ballot Question (opens the original)
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Gov. Maura Healey speaks at a State House press conference on April 28, 2026. Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll stands behind her. Photo by Ella Adams | State House News Service The campaign to legalize small-lot single family homes statewide picked up two high-profile backers Tuesday morning: Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll. The pair’s reelection campaign announced the endorsements Tuesday morning. Question 7 on the November 2026 statewide ballot, known as the “starter homes” ballot question, w
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