AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSail Boston 2026: Tall ships from more than 20 countries are set to pack Boston Harbor, with up to four million expected and dozens of vessels open to the public as the festival runs July 11-16. World Cup Watch: Early signs suggest the 2026 World Cup boosted Greater Boston lodging, with Airbnb calling it its biggest hosting event ever. Courtroom: Lindsay Clancy’s murder case returns to court Monday as prosecutors consolidate charges ahead of jury selection. Public Safety: A 17-year-old drowned in Fall River’s South Watuppa Pond; officials say foul play isn’t suspected. Health Policy: Massachusetts researchers and lawmakers push back hard on a proposed federal rule that would give political appointees more control over federal research grants. Workplace: Brigham and Women’s nurses are back on the job after a strike and lockout, with no new contract in place. Local Planning: Northborough is moving forward with a feasibility study for its Boston-Worcester Airline Trail (BWALT) portion. Business & Tech: Clark University received $27 million to expand IT apprenticeships, and Cue Biopharma named a new chief medical officer and head of R&D.
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