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Sally’s Apizza, the popular New Haven pizzeria that first came to Massachusetts in 2023, says it hopes to open 15 locations in the state as part of an aggressive national expansion.
Lineage Hospitality, the owner of Sally’s, is turning to a Franklin consulting company to help it grow to a planned eventual 1,000 locations, a Sally’s representative told the Business Journal on Friday.
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In Lynnfield, a family-friendly suburb 17 miles north of Boston, a massive home on an acre of wooded land has hit the market this week.
Built in 2006 with an exterior of wood and stone, the house has impressive curb appeal and it’s situated at the end of a cul-de-sac for plenty of privacy. The landscaping sets off the residence beautifully. And the interior is every bit as handsome as the outside.
With nearly 6,000 square feet of living area, there’s space and functionality for family members to spread out across the household. There’s also ample space for entertaining.
Nikki Martin Group at Compass is listing the four bedroom, five bathroom property for $2.749 million.. It’s a house bathed in light and it’s totally turnkey. Its crisp color palette and large room size ensure that any style of furniture could work here. The house has been staged by Hollow Homes Staging and Interiors.
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East Boston Neighborhood Health Center, the largest community health center in Massachusetts, is rebranding to NeighborHealth in June.
Founded in 1970 during the Civil Rights Movement to provide healthcare to underserved people, EBNHC has grown to have 2,000 employees, 120,000 yearly patients and an operating budget of $270 million. It has clinical sites in East Boston, Winthrop, Everett, Revere, and in 2020, acquired the South End Community Health Center which will also be renamed under this rebrand.
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Liberty Mutual has laid off 250 employees as a part of ongoing restructuring. Of the 250, 85 were located in Massachusetts.
All employees were notified by the end of January of their dismissal.
The company said the decision to lay off nearly 1.5% of its Massachusetts workforce and 0.5% of its global workforce will “set up our company for the future and support long-lasting success,” a Liberty Mutual spokesperson said in an email to the Boston Business Journal.
“When these changes occur, there may be people impacted across functions in our U.S. retail markets and global risk solutions business units, as well as other corporate groups,” the spokesperson said.
Boston-based Liberty Mutual said it will offer opportunities to many of those impacted. Former employees who are unable or choose not to pursue other positions within the company will be eligible for severance and outplacement assistance.
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