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Insulet awarded $450M from federal jury in intellectual property dispute with Korean firm

Mica Kanner-Mascolo December 6, 2024

Insulet, an Acton medical device manufacturer, has been awarded $452 million in total damages by a federal jury.
Commercial driver bill on the move on Beacon Hill

Sam Drysdale and Chris Lisinski | State House News Service December 6, 2024

A bill to prevent commercial drivers from losing their licenses due to offenses that are more than two decades old is on the move on Beacon Hill,
Community Healthlink reaches deal with union, still working to reopen all shuttered programs

Mica Kanner-Mascolo December 5, 2024

Union workers of Community Healthlink, a Worcester-based nonprofit provider of mental health and addiction services, have entered into a tentative contract agreement with parent-operator UMass Memorial Health, as it works to reopen three programs…
Four-story, 122-room hotel proposed for Worcester near Route 146

Eric Casey December 5, 2024

A Maryland-based firm is proposing to construct an extended-stay, 122-room WoodSpring Suites near Route 146,
Struck Catering to close in December following 25 years in business

Mica Kanner-Mascolo December 5, 2024

After 25 years in business, Worcester staple Struck Catering will shut its doors for good come Dec. 15. Struck has grown to employ approximately 60 wait and kitchen staff and bartenders.
In latest blow to agency, candidate picked to lead Cannabis Control Commission declines job

Eric Casey December 5, 2024

The person chosen by Massachusetts cannabis regulators to be the next executive director of the Cannabis Control Commission has declined the position at the troubled agency.
Worcester nonprofit starts urban mushroom farm to address food insecurity

Mica Kanner-Mascolo December 4, 2024

Taking a unique approach to addressing the mounting issue of food insecurity throughout the state, Worcester-based nonprofit Southeast Asian Coalition of Central Massachusetts has launched an urban mushroom-growing farm.
DiZoglio says new state legislature audit law takes effect Thursday

Alison Kuznitz | State House News Service December 4, 2024

Secretary of State Bill Galvin's office says successful ballot questions do not take effect until 30 days after election results are certified by the governor and Governor's Council, a process that's slated to unfold later Wednesday.
State higher ed board seeks to keep up funding momentum with more investments

Sam Drysdale | State House News Service December 4, 2024

"It's important that we focus our resources and concentrate on things that are going to have an impact," said Commissioner of Higher Education Noe Ortega during Tuesday's Board of Higher Education meeting.
Candlepin bowling exhibit opening at Worcester Historical Museum

Eric Casey December 4, 2024

As newer businesses are looking to bring new life into the Worce

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More Americans have pets than ever before. As of 2024, 86.9 million homes, or 66% of U.S. households, owned a pet, up from 56% in 1988, according to Forbes. The vast majority of those households — 65.1 million — were homes to dogs. Still, 46.5 million households in the U.S. had a cat, making them the second-most popular pet in the country, followed by fish, birds, and then small animals like hamsters, gerbils, rabbits, and guinea pigs.

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