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Feb. 20 Issue
Inside B&T
Home Run
Fenway Park turns 100 on April 12. And it’s about time we raised a toast to all who not only...
Bay State’s First 40T Project Finds Home In Cambridge
The state’s newest affordable housing law – Chapter 40T, passed in 2009 – recently...
UniBank’s Aggressive Expansion Mixes Old Values, New Strategies
Anyone looking for a banking job in Central Massachusetts – or beyond – can’t help but...
Normandy A Big Man On Campus In Needham
Normandy Real Estate Partners has been a busy bee in Needham lately, scooping up several...
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Paper Sections
Blogs
Deals & Developments
By Scott Van Voorhis
The Fed just released its latest Beige Book on the state of the Greater Boston economy. It makes for a pretty interesting read. Right now tourism, consulting and manufacturing (as in high-tech stuff, not widgets) are what’s hot.
Updated Wednesday, Feb. 22 @ 12:06pm
Current News
BayCoast Bank Promotes Resendes To Asst. VP/Senior Credit Analyst
BayCoast Bank has promoted Sandra M. Resendes to assistant vice president/senior credit analyst of its Fall River office.
Local Attorney Joins Haverhill Bank Board Of Directors
Attorney William J. Barron has joined Haverhill Bank's board of directors.
Partners Insurance Group Names Curt VP/Personal Lines, Operations
Partners Insurance Group LLC, an affiliate of BayCoast Bank, formerly Citizens-Union Savings Bank, has named Cheryl A. Curt of Somerset vice president/personal lines and operations.
NAI Global Names Tito To Global Elite
NAI Global has named Robert Tito of NAI Hunneman in Boston to the NAI Global Elite, a group comprised of the organization's top performers and top producers. Tito qualified as a top performer at the elite level based on production in 2011.
Walsh To Lead Eastern Bank Wealth Management
William J. Walsh has been appointed senior vice president in charge of Eastern Bank's wealth management division.
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Rising Foreclosures: A Good Thing?
What does an increase in foreclosures mean for the Bay State housing market? The Warren Group CEO Timothy M. Warren Jr. explains how this increase could actually help the market.
Appearances Aren't Everything
Despite a rise in home sales, The Warren Group CEO Timothy M. Warren Jr. says there is no getting around the fact that the market is still slow.
Mass. Family Business
This issue highlights families leading the charge in the rebound of local agriculture. Also, the 2011 Family Business Award winners are revealed.
Video/Audio
Click here to listen to The Warren Group's CEO Timothy Warren Jr. offer his take on the strong past few months and where we might be headed.
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