An environmental group’s planned removal of a local dam to help restore habitat for migratory herring and other fish species is gaining momentum following a recent regulatory ruling and a funding award. The North and South Rivers Watershed Association seeks to demolish Peterson Pond Dam in Third Herring Brook, a 5-mile tributary to the North
Find Southern style chicken and waffles north of Boston and Liege style Belgian waffles served up from a food truck on the South Shore. NEEDHAM, Mass. — Waffles are tasty treats that satisfy both sweet and savory cravings and they’re not just for breakfast. At Southern Kin in Somerville’s Assembly Square the chicken and waffles
By Kate Walsh Hanover voters had some unfinished business Monday night, spending an hour and a half dealing with seven Town Meeting articles left over from last week. A citizens petition allowing 13 additional on-premises alcoholic beverage licenses to be used at the future Hanover Crossing was approved Monday. Moving forward, the town can grant up
Hanover, MA If it’s true that everyone appreciates an underdog, then people are going to love the story unfolding with the Hanover Mall. Built in 1971, the 732,000 s/f indoor mall is a long way from its heyday of the 1980s and 1990s. Once sold for $100 million in 2007, current owner PREP Property Group bought
As Hanover Mall changes over the next few years into an outdoor mall that will be known as Hanover Crossing, the addition of several restaurants is expected play a large role in its transformation. And whether those restaurants will be able to serve alcohol is soon to be in the hands of voters. Town Meeting
http://rebusinessonline.com/developers-behind-bostons-newest-retail-neighborhoods/ Posted on February 20, 2019 by David Cohen in Market Reports, Massachusetts, Northeast, Northeast Market Reports, Retail In the greater Boston area, over just the past decade, a whole new kind of neighborhood has been popping up. From Ink Block in the South End to the Seaport of Boston and Assembly Row in Somerville,
As our favorite local football coach would say, "We're on to the Planning Board." Last night, the Hanover Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved two necessary variances (building height and rate of growth) that will allow the Hanover Crossing project to move forward to its next phase—site plan review from the Hanover Planning Board. We'd
The owners of the Hanover Mall are another step closer to bringing 297 apartments to Hanover at the back of the mall property where Patriot Cinemas currently sits. The zoning board of appeals approved a height variance at its meeting on Monday, Feb. 11, which will allow PREP, the mall owners, to go beyond the
Lloyd Sova, PREP’s vice president of development, joined Brian Burnell last week to talk about Hanover Crossing, the importance of the mixed-use trend for failing malls, and all the benefits of moving forward with our project to reimagine the existing Hanover Mall. View the video here.
On the Monday, January 14 edition of Bloomberg Baystate Business we spoke with Bryan Burdick, the President of ClearGov, about how his company helps make government actions more transparent. Dr. Claudia Coplein of MassMutual joined us to talk about their expansion of employee benefits. We spent the 5 PM hour talking about the future of
