Beacon Capital Partners is seeking to put a second lab building on Harbor Street in Boston’s Seaport District.
The real estate firm notified the Boston Planning and Development Agency last week that it wants to build a 10-story, 321,000-square-foo…
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Wind farm off MA coast begins delivering steady flow of power
Vineyard Wind, the wind farm under construction off the coast of Massachusetts, has begun delivering energy to the power grid from five of its planned 62 wind turbines, company and state officials said Thursday.
The five turbines are operating at f…
Healey headed to D.C. for Govs’ meeting
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey will lead a session focused on cybersecurity during the National Governors Association winter meeting in Washington D.C., which kicked off Thursday and runs through Saturday.
Healey traveled to Washington on Thur…
Revere man illegally possessed 30 guns, 3K rounds of ammo and drugs, police say
A Revere, Massachusetts, man was arrested after 30 illegal guns and drugs were discovered in his home this week, according to authorities.
Darrow DiBattista, 58, illegally possessed 18 rifles, 11 handguns, one large capacity feeding device, over 3,…
New food hall opening at H Mart in Quincy
[This story first appeared on Boston Restaurant Talk.]
An Asian supermarket chain will be adding a new food hall to one of its Boston-area locations.
A check on the place indicates that H Mart in Quincy is going to be building a new section with…
Steward has until Friday to submit financial records
Friday is the deadline for Steward Health Care to turnover its financial records to the state of Massachusetts.
Gov. Maura Healey said earlier this week that Steward should transfer ownership of the hospitals and leave the state altogether.
She’s demanding Steward create an action plan to detail how they plan to address these financial woes, saying if they don’t comply, the state will act by possibly freezing admissions to any of their nine hospitals in the state, closing beds and transferring patients to other hospitals.
In a three-page letter to Steward’s CEO, Healey listed several demands, including ensuring safe staffing and supply levels, allowing the state Department of Public Health to put monitors in all of its locations and immediately release its financial records.
Steward — a Texas-based health care system — operates nine hospitals in Massachusetts and reportedly owes $50 million in unpaid rent.
Meanwhile, the financial crisis are showing even in the little things such as the shortage of supplies due to not paying their vendors. Workers at two Boston locations say patients have already stopped coming in assuming hospitals are closed or are concerned about the care they may receive.
“Sometimes it’s difficult to get paper, water, some extension sets for IVs in the emergency room,” said a health care worker during a Boston City Council meeting Thursday.
