Thursday, November 10, 2005
Building Insurance - News: 10 November 2005
Klein: Loyalty clause insurance bill will end cancellation fears
We have received over 100 calls in the last week, said State Sen. Ron Klein (D-Boca Raton).
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Latest BioSquare building opens at 670 Albany St.
City officials and executives of Boston University, Boston Medical Center, and the real estate firm Spaulding & Slye Colliers celebrated the opening of 670 Albany St., the latest addition to an eight-building life-sciences and research complex known as BioSquare. The $53 million, eight-floor, 161,254-square-foot research and teaching facility is the fourth in a block of land along Albany Street
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Assemblage reassembles to Rock tha stache
I'm no marketing expert by any means, but I think I have a great idea for the next commercial in the series that has become a pop culture phenomenon over the past few months.
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Panel formed to help businesses in town thrive
In an effort to keep Main Street businesses thriving and draw more people to the downtown historic district of Sykesville, town officials are investigating the possibility of luring a coffee shop or caf.
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We have received over 100 calls in the last week, said State Sen. Ron Klein (D-Boca Raton).
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Latest BioSquare building opens at 670 Albany St.
City officials and executives of Boston University, Boston Medical Center, and the real estate firm Spaulding & Slye Colliers celebrated the opening of 670 Albany St., the latest addition to an eight-building life-sciences and research complex known as BioSquare. The $53 million, eight-floor, 161,254-square-foot research and teaching facility is the fourth in a block of land along Albany Street
Read More...
Assemblage reassembles to Rock tha stache
I'm no marketing expert by any means, but I think I have a great idea for the next commercial in the series that has become a pop culture phenomenon over the past few months.
Read More...
Panel formed to help businesses in town thrive
In an effort to keep Main Street businesses thriving and draw more people to the downtown historic district of Sykesville, town officials are investigating the possibility of luring a coffee shop or caf.
Read More...
