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🔒Marlborough 140-unit apartment complex opens first building, starts accepting residents

Vesa Apartments were built on the former site of the McGee Farm and Jordan Stables.

WPI launches bachelor’s degree program in cybersecurity

Worcester Polytechnic Institute has added a bachelor of science in cybersecurity to its degree offerings, nearly five years after the university introduced a cybersecurity master’s degree track in 2021.

How’s the economy? Let WBJ know by taking the 2026 Economic Forecast survey

Worcester Business Journal is asking its readers to give their opinions on how the...
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Koopman Lumber CEO’s sister to take over top role of family business from her brother

Dirk Koopman is stepping down as CEO of Koopman Lumber, with his sister Denise Brookhouse taking over the role.

🔒Bar arcade opens in Downtown Fitchburg

Power Surge Bar Arcade has opened its doors in Downtown Fitchburg, bringing some life back into a 148-year-old building.

O’Neil elevated to executive director role at Blackstone chamber

Liz O’Neil has been promoted from her role as director of programming and events at the Blackstone Valley Chamber of Commerce to the newly-created...

Museum of Worcester names incoming executive director

The Museum of Worcester has selected its incoming executive director, marking the museum’s first leadership transition in half a century.

🔒New pet hospital opens in Framingham

BluePearl Pet Hospital has opened in Framingham, after moving from a location in Waltham. BluePearl is now operating from a 19,874-square-foot space at 659 Worcester...

🔒UMass Memorial searches for first-ever chief of medical management

UMass Memorial Health is adding a new management position, as the Worcester-based hospital system is searching for its inaugural chief of medical management.

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State refusing Trump demands to hand over SNAP data

Healey said Massachusetts already verifies eligibility for SNAP beneficiaries and considers the federal request unnecessary. 

Main Street Bank executive to retire, as two new SVPs join firm

The Marlborough-based bank has added two new senior vice presidents to replace her.

🔒Saint Vincent Hospital searching for new CEO

Less than one year after Denten Park became CEO of Saint Vincent Hospital, the Worcester facility is searching for his replacement, on top of its existing search for a new chief nursing officer.

Public health commissioner wants abortion care integrated into primary care

Dr. Olivia Liao, president of the Massachusetts Medical Society, called abortion care "essential health care" and said the organization supports "efforts to increase local access for patients across the Commonwealth."

🔒Site of McGovern Liquor Store in Worcester, founded by father of Rep. Jim McGovern, sold for $1M

The building housing longtime Worcester business McGovern's Greendale Liquor and Package Store is under new ownership, following a $1.03M sale. The store, located at 440-444...

Central Mass. students gain access to $25M for behavioral health education

Students at five Central Massachusetts colleges and universities now have access to $25 million to support their behavioral health educations as the Commonwealth of Massachusetts enters into the second year of its Behavioral Health Workforce Scholarship Program.
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Where do you do the bulk of your in-store holiday shopping?

Apple is moving its Central Massachusetts retail store from the indoor Solomon Pond Mall in Marlborough to the Millbury outdoor plaza The Shops at Blackstone Valley in Millbury on Dec. 12, just as the holiday shopping season is in full swing. While online shopping has been steadily on the rise for more than a decade, reports show U.S. shoppers still see the value in in-person shopping, especially amongst Gen-Zers. In fact, a 2024 study by London-based consulting firm EY found 63% of Gen-Z shoppers planned to do their holiday shopping in-person.

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🔒Movers & Shakers for Dec. 1, 2025

Professionals at All One Credit Union, Hoey Wealth Management, and ERA Key Realty Services are taking steps forward in their careers.
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WBJ launches first edition of We Do! wedding guide

We Do! has hit the digital newsstands, as Worcester Business Journal’s new wedding guide has launched its very first edition.
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🔒BJ’s opening first new Mass. location in 13 years

Marlborough-based BJ's Wholesale Club is opening its first new Massachusetts location in 13 years. BJ’s will open a location at Springfield Crossing, located at 1655...
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🔒Q&A: 350 pounds of excitement at Hubbardston alpaca farm

Founded in 2010, Plain View Farm in Hubbardston is the embodiment of Keith Tetreault’s lifelong love of alpacas and llamas. Each interaction with the...

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