Highlights from the June 6, 2011 issue
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NEW AND IMPROVED — The remodeling industry is picking up nationally, and that improvement is being felt in Central Massachusetts.
CUTBACKS — Private employment may be increasing, but public jobs are a casualty of tight state and municipal budgets.
BIG WIN — UMass Medical School in Worcester lands a big booster for ALS research in former Gov. Paul Cellucci.
News & Analysis
BUDGET PRESSURE — Local workforce training boards are staring down 20 percent cuts for the upcoming fiscal year.
LASER FOCUS — Oxford-based IPG Photonics is capitalizing on an improving economy with plans to hire.
INVESTING — The state hopes to lure average residents with its new bond program.
HEALTHY FINANCES — Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester lands a tax deal with the city of Worcester for its planned cancer center.
Special Focus: Central Mass. Family Business Awards
Fewer than 25 full-time employees
Pine Acres Family Camping Resort
25-99 full-time employees
E. T. & L. Corp.
Mayfield Plastics Inc.
Rocheleau Tool & Die Inc.
100-249 full-time employees
Checkerboard Ltd.
Rotmans Furniture & Carpet
More than 250 full-time employees
Oriol Health Care Inc.
The List
Largest Printers in Central Massachusetts.
Shop Talk
Q&A with Paul Butka, president, Sophelle of Framingham.
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