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Lisa Brennan runs a safe place
June 14, 2019Lisa Brennan used to drive by the Genesis Club on Lincoln Street in Worcester when she worked for immigration services for nearby Ascentria Care Alliance. But despite always working in human services, she never knew what the Genesis Club did.
June 14, 2019
Build better patient recovery rooms
June 14, 2019When someone suffers from a serious injury, ailment or life-threatening event where a trip to hospital is required, that patient may start in the intensive care unit, be moved to an intermediate care unit and then as recovery improves ultimately be transferred to a medical/surgical unit before be
June 14, 2019
Are we getting healthier…or not?
June 14, 2019Is our healthcare system healthy? Are we, as a nation, getting healthier? Consider the good, bad & ugly.
June 14, 2019
ACOs showing early positive returns
June 14, 2019Though the true numbers won’t be reported until this fall, the early word from Central Massachusetts accountable care organization (ACO) partners is they are happy with the way the MassHealth restructured system of care delivery has been established, implemented and integrated.
June 14, 2019
Measles outbreak has Central Mass. health officials on high alert
June 14, 2019Though the disease was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000, measles is making a comeback in the country, with this year bringing the highest number of cases since 1992.
June 14, 2019
WRA signs off on $7.8M in land deals for WooSox ballpark
June 14, 2019The Worcester Redevelopment Authority is closer to controlling all land necessary for the $101-million ballpark for the soon-to-be Worcester Red Sox after taking several actions Friday.
June 14, 2019
POW! WOW! Worcester back for fourth year
June 13, 2019The POW! WOW! Worcester festival is coming back for its fourth year in August, looking to add to the 115 graffiti murals spray-painted on city walls since 2016 and develop its first interactive mural.
June 13, 2019
Avidia Bank to renovate, expand Hudson locations
June 13, 2019Avidia Bank, headquartered in Hudson, is renovating its Main Street location into a full-time corporate office center and moving those branch operations to its financial center just down the street.
June 13, 2019
Imperial Cars owner to sell Grand View venue in Mendon
June 13, 2019The Grand View, a waterfront event venue in Mendon, is being sold to a New York-based management group from Imperial Cars owner Kevin Meehan.
June 13, 2019
Tighe & Bond to expand in Worcester with new office at Mercantile Center
June 13, 2019Westfield engineering and environmental consulting firm Tighe & Bond is relocating to a 16,000-square-foot office space in the Mercantile Center to house 80 employees.
June 13, 2019
Tree House fastest growing Mass. regional brewery in more competitive market
June 12, 2019The craft beer market is becoming saturated and competitive, causing many breweries to report flat or negative growth, according to a report released the national trade group Brewers Association.
June 12, 2019
June 12, 2019
Governor and top Dems commit to delay paid leave tax
June 12, 2019The top two Democrats on Beacon Hill and Gov. Charlie Baker said Tuesday evening that they had agreed to seek a three-month delay to the start of paid family and medical leave benefits for all Massachusetts workers.
June 12, 2019
Clark University to launch cannabis regulation program
June 12, 2019Clark University in Worcester has introduced what it calls the country’s first certificate program in cannabis control regulation.
June 12, 2019
Boston Scientific closes on $465M purchase of Calif. biotech
June 12, 2019Boston Scientific has closed on the $465-million acquisition of a California biotech about a month after announcing the deal that bolster’s the Marlborough medical device giant’s pain management offerings.
June 12, 2019
Worcester Public Library Foundation launches capital campaign for $13M renovation
June 12, 2019The Worcester Public Library Foundation has launched a $4.1-million capital campaign to support a nearly $13-million renovation of Worcester Public Library.
June 12, 2019
Following FDA approval, ReWalk commercializing stroke device
June 11, 2019ReWalk Robotics hopes to eventually reach profitability after the U.S. Food & Drug Administration last week approved the ReStore, an exoskeleton system designed to help stroke patients rehab and eventually walk again.
June 11, 2019
Baker urges tech leaders to focus on education, housing
June 11, 2019Gov. Baker is seeking the help of technology industry executives in passing education and housing legislation that he described as critical to developing and retaining a highly qualified workforce.
June 11, 2019
Uxbridge animal hospital sold for $800K
June 11, 2019The Blackstone Valley Animal Hospital in Uxbridge has been sold for $800,000 to a Pennsylvania-based veterinary real estate investing firm.
June 11, 2019
Experts: Manufacturing strength is turning Central Mass. into a biotech cluster
June 11, 2019Thanks to several decades of hard work and planning and the growth of life science business parks in Worcester, the biotech cluster in Central Massachusetts is becoming known on the world stage.
June 11, 2019Illegal radio station operator agrees to cease broadcasts
June 11, 2019An illegally operated radio station in Worcester has agreed to cease operations and surrender all equipment after the federal government sought an injunction to shut the station down.
June 11, 2019-
Officials size up labor impacts of Raytheon-United deal
June 11, 2019A day after Waltham-based Raytheon and the aerospace company United Technologies Corporation announced plans for a blockbuster merger, Gov. Charlie Baker said he does not yet know where in Massachusetts the new company will be located.
June 11, 2019
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