Office of Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey - Mon May 13, 2024
Hundreds of Communities in Massachusetts to Benefit From $375M in Infrastructure Funds
At a May 3 event in Melrose, Mass., Gov. Maura Healey signed legislation authorizing $200 million for Fiscal Year 2025 to fund bridge and road maintenance as well as other infrastructure projects in all 351 municipalities across the state under its Chapter 90 program....
Architect’s Newspaper - Wed April 10, 2024
New England Revolution Soccer Team Wants to Build Its Own Stadium in Everett, Mass.
The New England Revolution team has one of the largest fan bases in Major League Soccer (MLS), but its stadium is almost an hour outside of the city of Boston, hurting both attendance and ticket sales....
MassLive - Tue April 09, 2024
Worchester, Mass., On Track to Open New $325M Doherty Memorial High School This Fall
After six years of planning and more than two years of construction, Worcester, Mass.'s brand-new Doherty Memorial High School is on track to finish in time for the 2024 fall semester. A Worcester Public Schools spokesperson told MassLive that the $325 million project began in 2019 as part of the city's initiative to rebuild its schools....
CEG - Thu April 04, 2024
Haverhill's Sindoni Bros Construction Thrives With Passion for Service
Sindoni Bros Construction was founded in 2018 by brothers Alex and Zachary Sindoni. Headquartered in Haverhill, Mass., the company's primary focus is building construction in northeastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire....
NBC10 Boston - Thu March 28, 2024
Meeting Held On State of Massachusetts' Bridges in Wake of Baltimore Accident
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is hoping to calm concerns about the state's infrastructure after the deadly collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland on March 26....
StreetsblogMASS - Wed March 27, 2024
Massachusetts Looking to Turn Boston-Area Street Into Shared-Use Pathway
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) is moving ahead with plans to transform a portion of the Leo Birmingham Parkway in the western Boston neighborhoods of Allston and Brighton into one with a smaller footprint and a new shared-use pathway....
Berkshire Eagle - Tue March 12, 2024
Pittsfield, Mass., Likely to Remove Dangerous 192-Year-Old Dam in 2025 or 2026
One way or another, the 192-year-old Bel Air Dam's days are numbered. The Pittsfield, Mass., barrier's practical use as a power generator ended long ago, and it is now an active public safety and environmental hazard silently threatening the city's North End and West Side....
Daily News of Newburyport & Phillips Academy - Mon February 26, 2024
New Music Center at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., Set for Completion This Fall
Music will soon have a new home at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., north of Boston. Construction on the 30,000-sq.-ft. Falls Music Center is set to be complete by the fall, according to Abbey Siegfried, chair of the prep school's Billings Music Department....
Monroe Tractor - Mon February 19, 2024
Monroe Tractor Welcomes Keri Caron as Equipment Sales Representative for Westborough, Mass., Location.
Keri Caron has joined Monroe Tractor's Westborough, Mass., location as an equipment sales representative. Caron brings a wealth of knowledge with her extensive experience in real estate, trade contracting and her philanthropic work....
WWLP-TV & East Longmeadow Public Schools - Mon February 19, 2024
Fontaine Bros. Chosen to Build New High School, Pool in East Longmeadow, Mass.
The East Longmeadow School Building Committee in south-central Massachusetts recently selected a contractor to build the small town's new 800-student high school and community pool. WWLP-TV in nearby Springfield reported Feb....
