AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBoston’s Voice: Nearly 6,000 people entered Logan Airport’s accent contest, with eight finalists vying to become the voice greeting travelers. The winner is due this week. Cape Cod Heritage: Eighth-generation cranberry grower Alan Hall is offering bog tours in Harwich, sharing his family’s farming history and the region’s cranberry traditions. Childcare Advocacy: Smith College’s Fort Hill early-childhood center will stay open through at least summer 2029, reversing a planned 2027 closure after a rally drew more than 300 supporters. Preserving the Past: A $224,855 federal grant will help restore the 1752 Forty Acres house at Hadley’s Porter-Phelps-Huntington Museum. In Amherst, renovations at the History Museum have also revealed centuries-old timber framing. Neighborhood Safety: Boston residents living near buildings on the city’s problem-properties list describe persistent drug activity, trash and safety concerns, and say they want a stronger response.
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