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 Issue of July 9, 2007 
   
This artist’s rendering depicts a view of One Kenmore, a $400 million residential and retail development over the Massachusetts Turnpike between Kenmore Square and Fenway Park in Boston, from the Yawkey MBTA station. The project has won the support of Mayor Thomas M. Menino.


Hub Mayor Throws Support Behind One Kenmore Project
By Thomas Grillo
Thumbs up. Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino has given the go-ahead for a $400 million residential and retail development over the Massachusetts Turnpike between Kenmore Square and Fenway Park.



Nearly 600 Borrowers Seek Help From DOB
By Amy Wyeth
In the two months since Gov. Deval Patrick asked the state Division of Banks to intercede on behalf of mortgage borrowers with lenders, the agency has – at least temporarily – helped stave off more than 200 foreclosure proceedings.



Auctions’ Home Prices Not Exactly Fair
By Aglaia Pikounis and Jeff Haynes
As foreclosure activity rips through Massachusetts, auctions are slicing about 13 percent off fair market home prices.



Gabrieli: Strict Zoning Rules Should Be Given Second Look
By Thomas Grillo
Former gubernatorial candidate Christopher F. Gabrieli has challenged Beacon Hill lawmakers to reconsider home rule.



Cape Cod’s New Building Code To Be Examined by Task Force
By Aglaia Pikounis
Regulators will be taking a closer look at a section of the new building code that designates Cape Cod as a high-speed wind zone.



Development Enticing Consumers to Stop and Shop Around
By Kay Metcalfe
Grocery shoppers north of Boston are about to have more choices.



Sharon in Focus
The town of Sharon, located midway between Boston and Providence, R.I., maintains much of the green space and beauty that made it a fashionable summer resort before World War II.




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