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MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — It's their Everest. Their firewall. Their lifeboat in a frozen Atlantic.
They are the Clintons. It is New Hampshire. And here we all are again.
BOSTON – Planning to move state highway offices from their perch above the central artery tunnels near Boston's South Station, city and state officials said Tuesday that they want to redevelop the 5.5 acre site, potentially to create affordable housing and new business space.
The site sits at the south end of the city's Leather District and the eastern corner of Chinatown. The move is a high-profile example of an effort Gov. Charlie Baker hopes to spur around Massachusetts, converting state-owned land into housing and economic development opportunities.