In all last season, Hill appeared in 25 games, spanning 19 2/3 innings, in 2012, posting a record of 1-0 with a 1.83 ERA, six holds,  a 1.424 WHIP, and a 1.91 strikeouts-to-walks ratio. Of his 25 appearances, 22 were scoreless, 16 were hitless, and nine were perfect.
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BOSTON  – Demand for industrial properties in the Greater Boston area remained strong in the final quarter of 2012, as the region closed its second consecutive quarter of growth, according to a new research publication from Richards Barry Joyce Partners. The firm has published indSTATus – Winter 2013, a quarterly report highlighting warehouse, flex and manufacturing property types. Tenants absorbed 684,000 square feet of flex, manufacturing and warehouse-type industrial space in the second half of the year. “It’s great to see a second consecutive quarter of absorption figures in the Continue reading >>>

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Gov. Deval Patrick’s budget, which has been criticized for its proposed income tax increase, is partly an effort to spread the wealth that Greater Boston has enjoyed to other parts of the state, his secretary of housing and economic development said yesterday.In a 90-minute interview with the Herald, Greg Bialecki said the gross state product in 2011 — the most recent year for which figures are available — was above the level in 2007, before the financial crisis.“But this recession has caused a lot of companies to rethink in Massachusetts,” Bialecki added yesterday, as Boston Scientific, Continue reading >>>

The funds will help expand the course's 15-week College Path curriculum to more than 200 students in three Boston public high schools. Currently, the program serves 50 youths, according to the YMCA. “Students are faced with many difficult decisions during their first year of college, and we know that being successful in college remains a challenge,” David Wilkins, vice president of Contracts and Supply Chain for Raytheon, said in a statement. “We’ve seen first-hand the power of this program and its successes with Raytheon’s mentees, and we want to ensure that the Y can reach as many Continue reading >>>

There is no Boston story that we all know, that defines us – that tells the world about what makes our scene unique. Perhaps it’s just plain old New England modesty, but it’s holding us back from greatness. We are terrible marketers of Greater Boston’s tech scene. We need to shout loud and proud about our successes, inventions and achievements. In doing so, we will attract more talent to our companies and drive more innovation. This kind of Boston branding will translate into so many other good things for our community. So today, a small group from that winter offsite a year ago, now loosely Continue reading >>>

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For Jared Bowen, his "very unlikely’’ journey to covering arts for WGBH-TV and winning two Emmys began as a teenager watching the 5 ’clock news in his family’s living room in little, out-of-the-way Upton. He found "such allure’’ in news anchor Natalie Jacobson’s and Chet Curtis’ reports he became editor of the school newspaper at Nipmuc Regional High School, writing editorials about school affairs and reviewing the film "Groundhog Day.’’ "I think I always had a sense of what I wanted to do,’’ he said shortly before taping a segment of "Caught in the Act’’ for the Continue reading >>>

Attorney General Martha Coakley told a Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce breakfast Wednesday that government's role is not to pick business winners and losers but to create a competitive environment conducive to the development of new ideas and technological innovation.  How to do that will be one of several topics explored at an energy summit she'll convene this spring. Massachusetts has the nation's fifth highest energy costs, with price per kilowatt hour twice as much as many competitor states.  "Even if solutions are not obvious or easy, that doesn't mean they don't exist," she told Continue reading >>>

Hospice of the North Shore Greater Boston (HNSGB) has received accreditation from the National Institute for Jewish Hospice (NIJH) for the third year in a row. This accreditation strengthens HNSGB’s mission to provide quality, patient-centered care and ensures that the religious and ethnic observances of all Jewish patients are fully addressed. As a part of the ongoing education required for accreditation all HNSGB staff are trained in a variety of specialized areas including: Jewish aspects of consolation and bereavement, concerns about entering a hospice, Jewish religious rituals at death Continue reading >>>