May 11, 2015
FRESH BEGINNINGS
PHOTO/EDD COTE
U.S. Rep. James McGovern, second from left, and George Tetler, chairman of the Worcester Business Development Corp., cut the ribbon last month at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Innovation Center in downtown Worcester at 20 Franklin St. The $2-million facility received a $1-million federal grant. At left is Worcester State University President Barry Maloney; at right, Mayor Joseph Petty.
- The Heywood Hospital Heart and Vascular Center is officially open at 242 Green St. in Gardner. The new space includes a cardiac rehabilitation gym for patients.
- Multimedia production company Proactive Business Network is now open at 2 Mt Royal Ave., Ste. 530, Marlborough.
- Sterling Manufacturing, an injection-molding firm in Lancaster, is expanding its facility, primarily to accommodate six new machines weighing 30 to 340 tons each. The company’s cleanroom will also double in size.
- Family Health Center of Worcester has renovated, reopened and renamed its dental suite, now the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Dental Suite. The expansion of dental services is part of a $9.1-million expansion of health services at the center, which serves low-income and culturally diverse residents.
- Computers Down Under, a technology services business based in Leominster, opened a second location earlier this year at 244 West Boylston St., in West Boylston.
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