WALPOLE, MA-Owners of the Walpole Mall here consider expanding the shopping center out to Route 95, making it competitive with the largest malls in the area. Letters have gone out to homeowners living on the land the mall is looking to acquire.

BOSTON-The Registry of Motor Vehicles looks for a new place to call home as its five-year lease at Copley Square here comes to an end this July. The prospect of a tenant looking for a 120,000-sf space is reportedly exciting the local commercial market.

CAMBRIDGE, MA-Three months after C-bridge Internet Solutions lays off 95 employees and one month after it lays off an additional 105, the Internet consulting company lays off another 90 jobs as part of an effort to cut costs.

SOMERVILLE, MA-While a number of aldermen here continue to try to get Stop & Shop zoned out of a former lumber site here, the mayor insists the chain's revised plans offers the best possible mixed-use plan.

LOWELL, MA-The company outgrew its old space when staffing shot up from 30 to 110 people in a year. Its new quarters at CrossPoint Towers keep it near its peer groups and employees, which were important considerations.

BOSTON-The Mayor's Task Force on the Surface Artery has received a master plan that offers a vision on what should be done with acreage created by the Big Dig. It will not be unveiled to the public until the proposal is in final form, however.

BRAINTREE, MA-The facility will have 20,000 sf of office space on one floor and a fiber-optic service that can support 85 users.

BOSTON-The final public hearing on the proposed new runway at Logan International Airport demonstrated community opposition to the plan. Mayor Thomas M. Menino made his case against the project, arguing that data in support of it is flawed.