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Mass. Supplier Diversity Office lifts citizenship requirement for diversity certifications

The Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office has lifted its citizenship requirement for those seeking accreditation. 

After first candidate declined, cannabis commission to offer executive director role to Holliston town manager

Commissioners voted 4-0 on Wednesday to offer the role to Travis Ahern, the town administrator of Holliston.

Mass. Supplier Diversity Office appoints new executive director

As long-term Executive Director of the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office Bill McAvoy is set to retire, the agency has named Bonnie Borch-Rote as its new leader. 

Middlesex sheriff named to MBTA board

Healey on Tuesday named Koutoujian to the T Board, which has been operating down one member since former Chair Tom Glynn resigned effective Nov. 1.
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State lawmakers pass substance use disorder bill without safe injection site proposal

Lawmakers dropped the controversial idea to pursue so-called safe injection sites in a compromise addiction and substance...

Developer behind Table Talk Lofts pitches new five-story building in Canal District

Plans for the newly announced project call for the construction of a five-story building, featuring 46 studio apartments and about 1,500 square feet of commercial space.

Gardner inks first first tenant for new community center

The Waterford Community Center was developed at the site of the former Waterford Street School, which was left vacant in 2022 after the City constructed the Gardner Elementary School.

Watertown-based developer taking over remaining Table Talk Pie site, planning 185-unit building

The new apartment building, dubbed The Residences at Table Talk Square, will be constructed on Green Street at what was the planned site for the third phase of the Table Talk Pie redevelopment.
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Cannabis regulators to take another look at executive director search Friday

"I don't think anybody's as excited as I am about this, having a new ED," Chief People Officer Debra Hilton-Creek said the day the CCC chose David Lakeman for the job. Lakeman later turned down the job offer to stay in Illinois.

Mass. plans for expanded maternal health services in 2025

State officials are preparing for the rollout of expanded maternal health care services in 2025, stemming from a new law and recommendations they issued last year.
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