Fresh beginnings
Fiskdale-based Simple Indulgence Day Spa is opening a new business, Simple Indulgence Styles, at 588 Main St., Sturbridge (just two doors from the spa). The new business offers a full-service spa and salon.
Commercial roofing firm Greenwood Industries, formerly of Millbury, has moved its corporate operations, as well as its manufacturing and warehouse functions, to a 70,000-square-foot facility at 640 Lincoln St., Worcester. The company was founded in Worcester in 1992 before it moved to Millbury in 1995.
Ascentria Care Alliance of Worcester held a ribbon-cutting ceremony this month for its new client center at its headquarters at 11 Shattuck St. Several officials were on hand, including Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, Mayor Joseph Petty and City Manager Edward Augustus. Ascentria was formerly known as Lutheran Social Services.
Landry's Bicycles announced it will open its seventh store by June 1. Owners Peter and Tom Henry purchased a free-standing building at 20 Jolma Rd. in Worcester. The store will occupy the entire space of nearly 7,000 square feet, after renovations. The store will be managed by James Ray. Landry's also has stores in Natick and Westborough.
Habitat for Humanity of North Central Mass. has relocated to 138 Great Rd., Acton.
Pure Juz, a juice bar, has officially re-opened in Worcester at 123A Highland St. The business is now owned by Dante Comparetto and Martha Assefa. It had been closed while the business changed owners, according to an April 1 announcement on its Facebook page.
Clark University broke ground May 15 for its Alumni and Student Engagement Center. The four-story, 35,000-square-foot building, whose roof will include solar panels, is expected to be ready to open in the summer of 2016.
Sudbury Wellness is open at 344 Boston Post Rd. in Sudbury. The yoga and psychotherapy practice is owned by husband and wife Ben McLellan and Lauren O'Sullivan.
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