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Vampire Squid Watch: 4 Scary Economic Trends for 2012
Top economic thinkers explain why 2012 will be a year of continued – and escalating – predation by financiers.
Delmar catches a medium-sized Humboldt Squid, also known as the Red Devil or Diablo Rojo.
Photo Credit: EMMANUEL RUIZ
Having been seen to twitch – ever so slightly – in 2011 as global protests erupted, the vampire squid is stirring in its evil lair. Reports of sucking noises and new tentacles sprouting in every direction tell us that the global financial monster is poised ... -
Receive the help you need to get the pension you’ve earned
On page 11, article on how the New England Pension Assistance Project, which is part of UMass Boston’s Pension Action Center, helped the daughter of a 78-year-old woman with limited English proficiency secure a survivor’s benefit for her mother under her late husband’s union pension plan. -
Gardner mayor to initiate charter review
Article on Gardner Mayor Mark Hawke’s plans to meet with the Edward J. Collins, Jr. Center for Public Management’s Stephen McGoldrick and review the city’s nearly century-old charter. -
Mayor to initiate charter review
Hawke says terms of office should be looked at
GARDNER — Little has changed in Gardner’s charter in the more than 80 years it has been guiding city government, and Mayor Mark P. Hawke thinks it is time to update it for the 21st century.
The mayor said this week one of the first things he will work on after the start of the new year will be initiating a charter review.
“Things haven’t changed in Gardner in years,” he said.
The charter was created by an act of the Legislature when ... -
37 Student Startup Ideas That Received Funding in 2011 From Boston’s Best Colleges & Universities
Article on business venture competitions mentions the Entrepreneurship Center’s Business Launch Competition. -
37 Student Startup Ideas That Received Funding in 2011 From Boston’s Best …
From a company that’s touted itself as being able to “turn shit into gold,” to the city’s premier streetwear truck, the colleges and universities in and around Boston have seen a banner crop of innovative business ideas in 2011. And not only have they seen them, but they’ve acknowledged them and given them funding in hopes they grow. Whether it be $500 or $100K, the city’s schools have done what they can to help foster the entrepreneurial spirit and drive growth in Boston. Here’s a look at 37 ... -
Shuffling conductors at the BSO, and 10 concerts you should see
There's lots of music to look forward to as we approach the end of winter. Here, in chronological order, are 10 events (just the tip of the iceberg) that I expect to sound as good as they look on paper.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | January 12-14 + 17 | The season's concerts about which I was most excited were the two that were supposed to be the BSO debut of the distinguished Italian conductor Riccardo Chailly — one of the top contenders to be James Levine's replacement as music director. ... -
Framingham to repost Town Manager job
Richard Kobayashi of the Edward J. Collins, Jr. Center for Public Management is mentioned in this article on the search for a new town manager in Framingham. -
Continuing events in Hanover in 2012
Richard Kobayashi of the Edward J. Collins, Jr. Center for Public Management is mentioned in this article on the continuing search for a new town manager in Hanover. -
Framingham to repost Town Manager job
Not seeing any ?top-notch? candidates in the initial pool, the committee trying to find Town Manager Julian Suso?s successor says it wants the job reposted.
Of 30 or so applicants, consultant Richard Kobayashi recommended the search committee look at 10. ?We?ve found people that were qualified who are being looked at but we haven?t gotten to the point where we?ll willing to call anyone a finalist,? committee Vice Chairwoman Audrey Hall said yesterday.
Kobayashi will probably readvertise ...
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