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The Café at deadhorse hill has launched in downtown Worcester, giving those working and visiting the north Main Street section of the city another option for coffee and pastries.
Worcester City Manager Edward Augustus has proposed a new food truck zone be made at Mercantile Center downtown.
Despite a solid economy, low unemployment Massachusetts finds itself turning the page on one fiscal year and entering a new one with major questions swirling about spending exceeding revenues in two state budgets.
Worcester's Crompton Place has developed a model to turn old industrial buildings into visitor destinations with personality.
The North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce has revealed its new logo along with an updated business plan and tagline that reinforce the connection of the chamber to the community.
A new provision in an economic development bill would allow families to claim a tax deduction on college savings.
The Worcester City Council will be discussing the proposed Downtown Urban Revitalization Plan that targets 24 properties for redevelopment and possible taking by the city.
Hanover Theatre's new $6.5-million expansion is aiming to enliven Worcester's Theatre District by attracting rich economic development.
The House has extended a deadline for a report on Gov. Baker's $918 million, five-year economic development plan.
Many of the top 100 employers in Central Massachusetts are from the state's biotech industry.
The groundbreaking for the $18 million hockey rink facility will take place today, for the new two-rink facility scheduled to open in the Canal District in August of 2017.
The discussion around whether the empty Notre Dame des Canadiens church in downtown Worcester can be demolished will continue, as the Historical Commission asked for more details regarding the condition of the building and efforts to find uses for
The upscale deadhorse hill restaurant and café will open in downtown Worcester Friday, featuring refined dishes and drinks.
Central Massachusetts' rapidly growing startup and craftsman culture has created a need for more collaborative spaces, like incubators, accelerators and coworking spaces.
The demand for voke/tech schools grows as students focus on on-the-job training and the region attempts to close the skills gap.
A new program would allow thousands of community college students to earn four-year degrees through rebates on tuition and fees and costs protected from annual increases after a student enrolls.