Trea Lavery
Enterprise Reporter at MassLive.com
reporter & occasional photog @masslivenews covering housing || formerly @poynter, @lowellsun, @itemlive, @NUJournalism || she/her
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21 hours ago |
masslive.com | Trea Lavery
A Milford student athlete arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement over the weekend said the first thing he wanted to do when he got home after his release Thursday was hug his dog. Marcelo Gomes Da Silva, who was arrested while driving to volleyball practice on Saturday, was released from a ICE facility in Burlington after a judge ordered he be granted bond.
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2 days ago |
masslive.com | Trea Lavery
In an increasingly antagonistic Boston mayoral race, the two frontrunner candidates are now facing accusations of campaign finance violations on both sides. In a letter to the state Office of Campaign and Political Finance on Tuesday, 13 officers and members of Democratic ward committees from throughout Boston asked the agency to investigate Democratic City Hall hopeful Josh Kraft’s campaign to determine whether it illegally coordinated with the super PAC Your City, Your Future.
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4 days ago |
masslive.com | Trea Lavery
A Cambridge pharmaceutical company is laying off 155 employees as it prepares to cease its research into blood cancer treatments. Vor Biopharma, which was developing drugs to treat the blood cancer acute myeloid leukemia and similar diseases, will lay off the majority of its workforce by July 15, according to a Massachusetts Workers Adjustment Retraining Noticefiled with the state.
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6 days ago |
masslive.com | Trea Lavery
The skyline of downtown Boston could soon be getting a lot taller. Zoning changes proposed for downtown, stretching from the Boston Common to the Rose Kennedy Greenway, would allow developers to construct new buildings up to 700 feet tall, or about 70 stories, in some areas. Closer to the Common, heights will be capped at 100 to 155 feet. Currently, the tallest building in that area is Winthrop Center at 691 feet and 52 stories tall, which was completed last year.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Trea Lavery
Nine candidates seeking to replace Boston District 7 City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson discussed a number of community issues during a virtual forum Thursday night. But the one issue that remained unsaid during the nearly three-hour forum was the reason Fernandes Anderson’s seat is open — her conviction on federal corruption charges.
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