Unemployment continues to trend downward across the Merrimack Valley. In March, the state unemployment rate dropped from 7.1% to 6.8%, with similar decreases seen in the cities and towns across our region. That unemployment rate, however, still stands at more than double the pre-pandemic rate.
MVPC is excited to announce our new subsidized housing data that will allow communities to track their units more effectively.
The February unemployment numbers have been released, and they come with good news, unemployment acoss the valley is down.
A brief overview of the MassINC report on supporting entrepreneurs of color with a highlight on the Revolving Test Kitchen collaboration between the Lawrence Partnership, NECC, MVPC, the City of Lawrence, Lupoli Companies, and E Para Todos as a model.
The latest January 2021 unemployment data from the Merrimack Valley show a slight uptick in an otherwise downward trend in unemployment.
MVPC just completed its quarterly update of available Merrimack Valley commercial properties on the WeAreMV website. Using this tool, you can search by property size, location, type, and more. Find a site that has just the right specifications to meet your business needs.
In honor of Black History Month, MVPC would like to recognize the Merrimack Valley poet, Frances Cole Lee for her contributions to writing and poetry.
The Merrimack Valley December unemployment snapshot details the unemployment numbres for November, 2020. This month notes a slight increase in unemployment.
MVPC partnered with ECCF, Elevated Thought and MAPC to conduct cultural asset mapping throughout Essex County. The culmination has been published in the Expression Book.
Join MVPC in welcoming Ian Burns as the new Targeted Economic Development Specialist (TEDS), strengthening our Community & Economic Development program.