It’s opening day for the second round of the Paycheck Protection Program.
Someone needs to clue in the IRS.
"It Could Be a Great Year, if Your Business Survives Winter.”
Those of us who live and work in the western burbs won't be subject to higher Mass Pike tolls to pay for that massive I-90 project.
No surprise here: With COVID cases at an all-time high, Gov. Charlie Baker has extended the 25 percent capacity cap.
Anyone out there in the mood to read their local chamber’s email newsletter one day after an attempted coup on our nation?
Crowdfree will track when businesses and public places have peak and low crowd times to help users effectively social distance.
Nonprofit Will Share Legacy Lifecare Resources While Retaining Its Own Identity and Mission
The deadline to apply is January 15. This new round of grants (up to $75,000) focuses on hard hit industry sectors.
At 4:15 a.m. last night, Beacon Hill lawmakers finally stopped kicking the can down the road.
Good morning and happy new year!
Jay Kim has been selected to lead the Foundation for MetroWest as the organization’s new executive director.
This interview originally appeared in the Wellesley Townsman and Wicked Local Wellesley.
We're closing the (virtual) chamber office for a week so this will be my final email for 2020.
It used to be that things quieted down just before the holidays.
I’d like to welcome members of the Wellesley Chamber to our daily e-newsletter.
This morning our board chair Linda Sloane Kay announced plans to expand our chamber's outreach and engagement into Wellesley.
Will they? Or won't they?
“There’s light at the end of the tunnel, but remember, we are still in the tunnel.”
Gov. Charlie Baker’s rollback of the state’s economy to Phase 3, Step 1 drew plenty of heat yesterday.
The measures were not as harsh as many businesses feared; some experts wanted; or editorials called for.
Retailers and restaurateurs are fighting to survive the holidays and get through rest of this winter.
The Town of Needham has worked with downtown businesses to create curbside pick spots in front of retailers and restaurants.
The Town has created 12 designated “curbside pickup zones,” marked by red and white signs that allow for 10-minute parking.
“A true headache for HR professionals.”
As your chamber looks back on 2020...and forward to 2021, there’s two things we know for certain.
Today is Giving Tuesday, a day designated to highlight giving-back to the nonprofits.
Here’s something that would help a lot of people in our communities get through these next few terrifying months.
This week your chamber is launching a new platform designed to help our local businesses.
This fall and winter will challenge us in ways we’ve never experienced. More loss of lives. More loss of businesses. More loss of jobs.
If you didn’t have a chance to participate, please make time to watch the video this weekend.
"We all know that face coverings are widely regarded as the single biggest defense against spreading COVID-19."
Employers can work with Project Beacon to implement a testing regimen, set up a site, or develop a testing strategy for employees.
The loss of any local business is hard. But this one really stings.
By far, the largest identified source of spread over the past month was linked to households: 2,707 clusters involving 6,830 cases.
Updated guidelines defines a "close contact" as someone who was within six feet of an infected person for a total of 15 minutes.
The Barn Family Shoe Store, New England’s favorite destination for stylish, high-quality footwear for the entire family has just relocated.
Needham locals showed up in force to support Maria Mavrogiannis' tailor shop, but the business owner said she wants to work for her money.
Maria Mavrogiannis, 76, hadn't missed a rent payment in 30 years before the coronavirus pandemic hit.