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A 2-ton fish made of metal parts moved by barge yesterday from the Boston Harbor Shipyard in East Boston to the Fan Pier Marina.

A 40-foot-long, two-ton sculpture dubbed “The Fish” made a splash in Hub waters yesterday, traveling by barge from the Boston Harbor Shipyard in East Boston to its new home at the Fan Pier Marina.

Law firm Fish & Richardson PC has signed a 124,000-square-foot lease to relocate to the South Boston waterfront.

The next stage of Fan Pier likely will be a temporary one. Fan Pier developer Joseph Fallon has petitioned a state agency to allow him to erect two temporary buildings while he waits to build out the 3 million-square-foot-project in earnest.  

Fish & Richardson P.C. is relocating its Boston office to One Marina Park Drive, the new office building under construction along the city’s waterfront. 

Boston-based developer The Fallon Company is pleased to announce that the law firm of Fish & Richardson has signed a lease to occupy approximately 124,000 SF at ONE Marina Park Drive at Fan Pier Boston.

In the last decade two monumental public works campaigns — a cleanup of Boston Harbor and the infamously protracted Big Dig — were completed that were expected to set the stage for a 21st century transformation of downtown Boston. In April 2008, a city agency produced a summary of 250 construction projects that were planned […]

The Volvo Ocean Race wraps up its three week stay here tomorrow, leaving $20 million in spending by spectators, sponsors and participants in its wake.

On a picturesque Mother’s Day, $25,000 sailing aficionados found themselves hooked by a series of gnarly Volvo Ocean Race events at Fan Pier.

From April 27 to May 16, 2009 the Volvo Ocean Race will make its only U.S. visit at Boston’s Fan Pier.