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10.02.2019
On Universal Hub: Several chances to catch at-large council candidates in forums this month
By adamg on Tue, 10/01/2019 – 10:58am The Cedar Grove Civic Association holds a forum for the eight candidates vying for four at-large seats on the Boston City Council 7 p.m. tonight at […]
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10.01.2019
In CommonWealth Magazine: Franklin Institute moving to Dudley
“We look forward to the college becoming an institutional anchor offering economic development and job skills to this diverse community and are excited to learn more about opportunities to collaborate,” said Jeanne Pinado, CEO of Madison Park Development Corporation, which creates and supports affordable housing.
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09.30.2019
On Universal Hub: 20 affordable condos proposed for Dudley Square
The Madison Park Development Corp. this week filed plans with the BPDA to use both land it owns and a city-owned vacant lot for a four-story, 20-unit condo building at 75 Dudley St., at Guild Row – next to another condo building it is currently constructing.
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09.16.2019
In the Boston Globe: Older Bostonians gather in Roxbury to plot the next chapter in their working lives
The event was the first of three sessions the city has planned to help older residents land their next job. The next workshop is planned for Oct. 5 and will help participants perfect their resumes, improve job search skills, and prepare for interviews. On Oct. 19, the city is hosting a job fair for older residents. Both events will also be at the Dewitt Center.