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From Boston.com: Lego Education is coming to Boston

Welcome Boston’s newest resident: LEGO.

Mayor Marty Walsh on Thursday confirmed that LEGO Education North America will move its headquarters from Kansas to Boston, adding 75 jobs to the area. The remarks came during Walsh’s speech to the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce.

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