John Osborn is a Venture Partner and journalist based in Massachusetts. He focuses on local news, particularly in the Harvard area, and his work has been featured in publications such as The Harvard Press, CalMatters, and EdSource. John covers a range of topics including local government, sports, and community events.
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For the second time in five months, MassDevelopment has a new interim president and CEO.
It took awhile, but after a slow start the Bromfield boys shut out the Tahanto Stags 8-0 at home Oct. 1 in a one-sided victory against the weakest team in the Midland-Wachusett C League.
By: John Osborn
The girls and boys cross-country teams traveled to Warwick, Rhode Island, last Saturday, Sept. 28, to compete against runners from across New England in the annual Ocean State XC Invitational, considered one of the region's most prestigious invitational meets, drawing as many as 1,000 runners from 14 states.
By: John Osborn
MassDevelopment's chief financial officer Simon Gerlin reported last week that while Devens will continue to operate at a loss in fiscal 2025, the finances of the 33-year old redevelopment project are healthy.
By: John Osborn
The Healey-Driscoll administration announced the membership of the Nashoba Valley working group Tuesday, but aside from Harvard's state senator and state representative, the town has no official representation.
Harvard's boys and girls cross-country runners remain first in the Midland-Wachusett C League after outpacing Lunenburg at an away meet Oct. 2.
By: John Osborn
Gov. Maura Healey traveled to Ayer Town Hall Tuesday morning to attend a meeting of the group tasked by her administration with rebuilding the emergency services and regional health care system disrupted by Steward Health Care when the company shuttered Nashoba Valley Medical Center in August. It was Healey's first visit to the area since Steward filed for bankruptcy in January.
By: John Osborn
The stakeholder committee convened five years ago to study options for the future governance of Devens has received a $300,000 grant from the state to support its work, thanks to an application filed on behalf of the committee in June by the town of Ayer.
By: John Osborn
There was no redemption to be had Tuesday night as the Sutton Sammies once again outscored the Trojans 2-1 in this year's Central Mass. Athletic Directors Association Class B championship final, played on a chilly evening under the lights of Millbury Memorial's turf field.
By: John Osborn
Bromfield's boys and girls cross-country runners dominated this year's Midland-Wachusett Class C championships, held under cloudless skies last Saturday, Oct. 26, at Lake Dennison Recreation Area in Winchendon.
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