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	ADVERTISEMENT Thursday, December 23, 2010 JetBlue to launch NYC flights to Martha's Vineyard JetBlue Airways is adding seasonal nonstop service between Martha's Vineyard and New York beginning next summer. AG: Angel Flight to appoint independent board Angel Flight of New England Inc., a nonprofit that provides hospital flights for sick patients, will appoint an independent board under an agreement announced today with Attorney General Martha Coakleyproblems raised by pilots and staff early this year. Verizon Wireless names Berberich region president Verizon Wireless said it has appointed company veteran Christine Berberich to be the president of its New England region. Hub is third best business city, survey says Boston ranks third in a survey of Best Cities for Business. Bank of America to match customer charitable giving Bank of America, which has a major presence in Massachusetts, said it has launched the �Gift for Opportunity� fund, a nationwide program that will support Feeding America, a hunger-relief organization, and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Wednesday, December 22, 2010 Mass. home sales still sluggish in Nov. Massachusetts home sales continued to stagnate in November, slowed by the sluggish economy, relatively high unemployment, and lingering effects of the federal tax credit that expired in September, housing specialists said today. Mass. life sciences firms get $23.9 million in tax credits Thirty Massachusetts life sciences companies have been awarded a total of $23.9 million in tax incentives by the state in an effort to spur job creation. Two Berkshire-based banks to merge Berkshire County's two most dominant banks are becoming one.