Feature Story
Columbus Center developers admit the end has come
By Brandon Simes | Mar 10
The Columbus Center project, which has wallowed in limbo for years, won’t be built, the site’s developers have acknowledged. Two of the lease-holders on the land slated for the project, Boston-based WinnCompanies and the California state pension fund known as CalPERS, could not come up with a viable business plan during the month that they were given since Feb. 9 to present a plan to state officials that indicated they had a scheduled timeline to restart construction on the project.
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Opinion
On the ground in Haiti
By South End News Staff | Mar 10
Last week South Ender Dr. Doug Fiero, joined by three nurses and a nurse practitioner, flew down to Hopital Sacre Couer, a 64-bed hospital in Cap Haitien, Haiti, currently dealing with the impossible task of helping over 500 patients. The hospital, run by the nonprofit CRUDEM, out of Ludlow, Mass., has set up a tent hospital to help deal with the demand for aid. The group paid for its own airfare and each traveler used vacation time while away. (For more on the trip read "Local doctor making an impact in Haiti," 3/4/10).
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