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Studies: Mass. Casinos Will Cut Into Conn. Sites' Revenues
November 18, 2011With the approval of casinos in Massachusetts now resting with Gov. Deval Patrick, the potential economic impacts are already being gauged in Connecticut, the state that brought casinos to New England.
November 18, 2011Worcester Art Museum Names New Director
October 25, 2011Matthias Waschek, executive director of the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts in St. Louis, has been appointed the new director of the Worcester Art Museum.
October 25, 2011Fruitlands Partners With Fireside Catering
October 24, 2011Fruitlands Museum in Harvard has tapped Burlington-based Fireside Catering as its exclusive caterer.
October 24, 2011Blackstone National Historic Park Bills Filed
October 14, 2011Members of both houses of Congress have filed bills that would establish a national historic park in the Blackstone Valley from Providence up into Worcester County.
October 14, 2011Friendly's Seeks Chapter 11 Protection, Shutters Restaurants
October 5, 2011Wilbraham-based Friendly Ice Cream Corp. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection today and shuttered 11 of its restaurants in Central Massachusetts.
October 5, 2011Interim Head For Fruitlands
October 3, 2011Fruitlands Museum in Harvard has hired Susan Davy as interim director, replacing Tim Firment, who stepped down last month.
October 3, 2011JetBlue Hints At Worcester Future
September 23, 2011Dave Barger, CEO of New York-based airline JetBlue, said yesterday at Logan Airport that MassPort is trying to convince JetBlue to operate some flights out of
September 23, 2011- September 22, 2011
Coakley Rejects Casino Ballot Initiative
September 8, 2011Attorney General Martha Coakley yesterday rejected an effort to allow a casino in Milford through a ballot initiative, but a gaming site could still be placed in Central Massachusetts if the state legislature approves pending casino legislation.
September 8, 2011Fruitlands CEO Leaves
September 6, 2011Tim Firment has stepped down as CEO of the Fruitlands Museum in Harvard. The museum made the announcement late Friday but did not give a reason for Firment's immediate departure.
September 6, 2011Fitchburg Opens Its Gateway Park
August 26, 2011Not to be confused with the Worcester Polytechnic Institute development of the same name, Fitchburg's own Gateway Park will officially open early next month, officials announced.
August 26, 2011U.S. Cities May See Labor Day Business Boost
August 17, 2011Looking for a place to get away for the Labor Day weekend? American travelers are overwhelmingly planning to visit major cities in the United States, according to Priceline.com.
August 17, 2011Worcester Restaurant Relocating To Chandler Street
August 15, 2011Café Espresso Trattoria will be moving to 395 Chandler St. in Worcester by the end of the year after agreeing to a lease with the property's owner, 395 Chandler LLC.
August 15, 2011White City Renovations To Start Next Week
August 5, 2011The company that bought the White City Shopping Center in Shrewsbury late last year reports that a major renovation project to the plaza will begin next week.
August 5, 2011
Beer, With A Side of Bureaucracy In Framingham
August 4, 2011The newest brewery in Central Massachusetts, just outside of downtown Framingham, did not get to opening day without hitting some bumps along the way.
August 4, 2011Brewers Find ABCC Ruling Sobering
August 3, 2011The state Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission ruled Tuesday that any brewery in Massachusetts holding a farmer-brewer license - which many of the breweries in C
August 3, 2011
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