Maya Shavit
Projects Reporter at Boston Business Journal
Reporter @BosBizJournal. @BU_Tweets double alum. Fmr @DJNF + Community @BostonDotCom + Statehouse @CWBeacon. Send tips: [email protected].
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4 days ago |
nbcboston.com | Maya Shavit
Grape giant Welch’s has set up camp in Waltham, moving away from their historic Concord location. After over a year of a statewide search, Welch’s settled in Waltham steps away from the I-95 corridor. Their official grand opening was marked by a ribbon cutting on June 17. More on this story from Boston Business Journal
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4 days ago |
boston.com | Maya Shavit
Hozier, with Amble and Gigi Perez, at Fenway Park, Monday, June 23. Hozier was “Too Sweet” to Boston, treating the city with a beyond memorable concert in a ruthless heat. Irish singer Hozier’s voice echoed across Fenway Park on June 23 at his “Unreal Unearth” Boston tour stop. The packed venue of fans excitedly joined the artist as he sang some of his most popular songs and reached far into the archives to sing deep cuts from his early years during one of the hottest days of the year.
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2 weeks ago |
nbcboston.com | Maya Shavit
Heading into Boston’s Pride weekend, some corporate sponsors from last year are missing from this year's list. Boston’s Pride for the People, scheduled to take place on Saturday, had some two dozen corporate sponsors that supported it in 2024 whose names are not on the main parade's top tiers of funding this year. Stream NBC10 Boston news for free, 24/7, wherever you are. More on this story from Boston Business Journal
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nbcboston.com | Maya Shavit
The president of Regis College is stepping down after 15 years leading the school and 40 years at the institution. Antoinette Hays will retire from the Weston-based school in June 2026, according to a statement Monday. A national search for the next president is starting immediately. Stream NBC10 Boston news for free, 24/7, wherever you are. More on this story from Boston Business Journal
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2 weeks ago |
nbcboston.com | Maya Shavit
Worcester-based Clark University is planning to reduce the size of its academic faculty by up to 30%, or around 100 employees, over the next three years. Over the next three years, the institution will be restructuring, according to the university. The plan released by officials on Thursday is aimed at streamlining Clark's operations in the long term. Stream NBC10 Boston news for free, 24/7, wherever you are. More on this story from Boston Business Journal
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