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  • Worcester CFO elected officer of hose association

    July 26, 2016

    The chief financial officer of Worcester fluid conveyance provider Omni Services was elected to an executive position of the national trade group Association for Hose & Accessories Distribution.

    July 26, 2016
  • Paid family leave bill to move forward

    State House News Service July 25, 2016

    A bill establishing paid family and medical leave hit a potentially costly speed bump Saturday, but the issue remains alive and will reemerge before the Senate next weekend.

    State House News Service July 25, 2016
  • Worcester approves final medical marijuana dispensaries; 80 jobs to follow

    Sam Bonacci July 22, 2016

    The city of Worcester has cleared the way for final two medical marijuana dispensaries to come into the city after City Manager Edward Augustus issued letters of non-opposition to Mission Massachusetts, Inc. and Medicinal Alternatives, Inc.

    Sam Bonacci July 22, 2016
  • Healey cracks down on 'copycat' assault weapons

    State House News Service July 21, 2016

    An estimated 10,000 "copycat" assault weapons were sold in Massachusetts during 2015, according to the attorney general's office, which announced a crackdown effort on Wednesday.

    State House News Service July 21, 2016
  • No sales tax holiday this summer

    State House News Service July 19, 2016

    For the first time since 2009, it appears Massachusetts consumers will not get a reprieve from the state's 6.25 percent sales tax this summer, legislative leaders said Monday.

    State House News Service July 19, 2016
  • Hospitals, health systems expand urgent care presence

    Laura Finaldi July 18, 2016

    Urgent care centers are rapidly popping up across Central Massachusetts, as the region starts to feel the ripples of a national trend.

    Laura Finaldi July 18, 2016
  • Tax-free weekend on the ropes

    Sam Bonacci July 18, 2016

    As the state government continues to deal with stunted revenues, it appears the sales tax holiday that has come to be a staple in Massachusetts retailer's August plans might be one of the casualties.

    Sam Bonacci July 18, 2016
  • Staples names new North American Retail president

    Sam Bonacci July 11, 2016

    Staples has pulled from its Canadian talent in naming the new president of North American Retail for the Framingham-based office supply company.

    Sam Bonacci July 11, 2016
  • Big Y purchased 4.9M lbs. of local produce in 2015

    Sam Bonacci July 8, 2016

    As Big Y rolls out its local produce purchases for the season, the Springfield-based grocery store chain announced this week it purchased 4.85 million pounds of local produce last season.

    Sam Bonacci July 8, 2016
  • Worcester's $90M luxury apartment complex breaks ground

    Sam Bonacci June 23, 2016

    A $90-million luxury apartment complex broke ground on Wednesday amid fanfare from local officials and developers as another piece needed to complete City Square and the redevelopment of downtown Worcester.

    Sam Bonacci June 23, 2016
  • Marijuana legalization debate stirred by Colorado survey

    State House News Service June 22, 2016

    A new survey of teen drug use in Colorado has served to help marijuana legalization advocates in Massachusetts push back against the claims of opponents that legalization will lead to higher rates of teenage pot consumption.

    State House News Service June 22, 2016
  • Destination Creation at Worcester's Crompton Place

    Sam Bonacci June 20, 2016

    Worcester's Crompton Place has developed a model to turn old industrial buildings into visitor destinations with personality.

    Sam Bonacci June 20, 2016
  • Seaboard expansion bringing 120 jobs to Westminster

    Sam Bonacci June 14, 2016

    The signing of an 189,124 square-foot lease by Seaboard Folding Box will bring 120 jobs to Westminster as the company seeks to expand its manufacturing capacity.

    Sam Bonacci June 14, 2016
  • Legal pot camp claims retailers concerns are 'baseless'

    State House News Service June 3, 2016

    Fears among Massachusetts retailers about the impact of legalized marijuana on their workers are "baseless," according to the campaign pushing a November legalization ballot question.

    State House News Service June 3, 2016
  • Worcester receives $475K food industry jobs grant

    Sam Bonacci June 2, 2016

    Worcester is one of five cities to receive a $475,000 grant from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and charitable partners to promote employment opportunities in the city's food-service economy.

    Sam Bonacci June 2, 2016
  • Staples CEO stepping down as firm looks beyond office supplies

    Sam Bonacci June 1, 2016

    Following the failed merger with Office Depot, long-time Staples, Inc. CEO Ron Sargent will step down on June 14.

    Sam Bonacci June 1, 2016

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