Industry Group Envisions Boston Fisheries Museum in Seaport
A major lab project nearing completion in the Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park is providing seed money for the first-ever museum to memorialize what was once a major city industry.
Lynch Enters Guilty Pleas in Boston ZBA Corruption Case
A former Boston real estate official agreed to serve up to 57 months in prison after pleading guilty to taking a $50,000 bribe from a developer in exchange for influencing a Boston zoning board of appeals vote.
Walsh Launches Review of Boston ZBA in Wake of Corruption Case
Less than a week a former Boston Planning and Development Agency official pleaded guilty to taking a $50,000 bribe from a developer to influence a city Zoning Board of Appeals vote in 2017, Mayor Marty Walsh announced a “comprehensive” review of the board and its practices.
Ex-BPDA Official Pleads to Taking $50K Bribe from Developer
A Boston Planning and Development Agency official has agreed to plead guilty for taking a $50,000 bribe from an unidentified developer in exchange for trying to influence a key Zoning Board of Appeals vote following an FBI and IRS investigation.
Cannistraro Opens Manufacturing Hub in Marine Park
Amid a debate over the future of Boston’s marine park, mechanical contractor Cannistraro is making the argument that industrial companies still have a place in the neighborhood.
