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Boston NAACP president launches secretary of state campaign
January 18, 2022Promising to make public records accessible and expand voting rights, attorney and life sciences executive Tanisha Sullivan, president of the Boston branch of the NAACP, launched her campaign for secretary of state Tuesday morning.
January 18, 2022
Main residential building next to Polar Park delayed another year
January 18, 2022The completion date for a 228-unit residential building next to the Polar Park baseball stadium in Worcester has been further pushed back for a third time, now more than two years from the original opening date, said president of developer Madison
January 18, 2022
Worcester orders DPH cease & desist to unlicensed COVID testing center
January 14, 2022The City of Worcester delivered on Thursday a cease-and-desist order from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to an unlicensed pop-up COVID testing site at 1 Rice Square, the city said on Thursday.
January 14, 2022
Fallon Health to cover at-home COVID tests for Medicare members
January 13, 2022Worcester nonprofit healthcare organization Fallon Health will cover at-home COVID-19 tests for its Medicare members, according to a Thursday announcement, even though a federal requirement for private insurers to cover such tests, which goes into
January 13, 2022
Saint Vincent parent projects at least $3.3B in earnings for 2021
January 12, 2022The filing comes just days after a 301-day nurses strike ended at Saint Vincent, during which WBJ estimates the company spent, at minimum, $31 million over the course of the work stoppage.
January 12, 2022
Mass. DPH cautions against requiring PCR tests to return to work
January 12, 2022In a Tuesday public health advisory, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health clarified its recommendations related to who and when people infected with and/or exposed to COVID-19 should undergo testing.
January 12, 2022
WBJ seeks ideas for Power 50 list
January 11, 2022The Worcester Business Journal editorial staff is seeking readers' ideas for this year's Power 50, WBJ's annual list of the most influential professionals in Central Massachusetts.
January 11, 2022
Cunningham & Associates partner proposes 150-unit redevelopment at historic Clinton mill
January 10, 2022James Cunningham gained planning board approval on Jan. 4 to convert part of an historic mill on Clinton’s Main Street into a mixed-use commercial and residential building.
January 10, 2022
Mass. launches scannable digital COVID-19 vaccination card
January 10, 2022The long-awaited digital COVID-19 vaccination card, sometimes referred to as a vaccine passport, launched on Monday, according to an announcement from the Gov. Charlie Baker Administration.
January 10, 2022
Best of Business 2022: Professional Services
Updated: January 10, 2022Ten companies won the 10 awards in the Best Professional Services supercategory, including Best Law Firm, Best Accounting Firm, Best Bank, and Best Chamber of Commerce.
Updated: January 10, 2022
Q&A: Saint Vincent CEO on why the nurses strike ended, how she feels about the deal, and where the hospital goes from here
Updated: January 10, 2022CEO Carolyn Jackson, who was often personally the target of the union members’ frustration, is now tasked with repairing the hospital's culture.
Updated: January 10, 2022
Black Economic Council names Framingham-raised entrepreneur as new CEO
January 7, 2022The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts has named Nicole Obi as its new president and CEO, effective Monday, BECMA announced on Thursday.
January 7, 2022Natick company fined $98K for asbestos violations at Northbridge property
January 6, 2022NE Capital, LLC. of Natick has been fined $98,004 for violations of asbestos regulations during work at a multi-family residential property it owns in Northbridge, according to a Thursday press release from the Massachusetts Department of
January 6, 2022
Worcester Planning Board votes in favor of 18-unit redevelopment project
January 6, 2022On Dec. 22, the Worcester Planning Board recommended rezoning of a former mill on Webster Street, moving a proposed housing project forward to City Council.
January 6, 2022
Change in law leads to massive December tax haul
January 6, 2022The Department of Revenue reported Wednesday that the state in December 2021 collected $1.4 billion more than in December 2020 and $1.23 billion more than estimates for the month. But DOR also said much of that money will be returned through refunds.
January 6, 2022
Saint Vincent spent upward of $31M in battle against striking nurses
January 5, 2022Saint Vincent Hospital likely spent, at the most modest estimate, upward of $30 million in staffing and police detail costs over the course of a 301-day nurses strike, which officially ended Monday.
January 5, 2022
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