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Central Mass. colleges receiving $33M in federal aid

Grant Welker April 16, 2020

Colleges in Central Massachusetts are receiving nearly $33 million in federal aid to help make ends meet during the coronavirus pandemic.
Saint Vincent Hospital, nurses union reach impasse on COVID-19 response plan

April 16, 2020

Tenet Healthcare, the Dallas-based company that owns Saint Vincent Hospital, and the Massachusetts Nurses Association union have not been able to come to an agreement over the response plan to the coronavirus pandemic at the hospital, particularly…
Harrington HealthCare launches telehealth appointments

Monica Busch April 16, 2020

To help promote social distancing and to aid in limiting the spread of the coronavirus, Harrington HealthCare System in Southbridge is now offering telehealth appointments for a variety of healthcare services, the provider announced in a press…
Worcester County has deadliest coronavirus day on Wednesday, doubling previous high

Updated: April 15, 2020

Worcester County had by far its highest single-day coronavirus death total Wednesday, with 17 newly reported deaths bringing the county's total to 74.
Baker: "We are in the surge"

State House News Service April 15, 2020

Two and a half months after the first confirmed case in Massachusetts, and as the total number of COVID-19 cases passes 28,000 and the number of deaths from the virus approaches 1,000, Gov. Charlie Baker said Wednesday the surge of COVID-19 patients…
Worcester Together announces $223K in grants for 23 nonprofits

Monica Busch April 15, 2020

The Worcester Together fund announced on Tuesday it had given $222,950 in grants, to be spread across 23 area nonprofits, as part of its third round of funding.
Worcester Regional Airport receives $1.3M in federal coronavirus relief

Monica Busch April 15, 2020

Worcester Regional Airport will receive $1.3 million to help it cope with the coronavirus pandemic fallout, part of the Airport Grant Program in the $2-trillion CARES Act, the Federal Aviation Administration announced in a press release on Tuesday.
Worcester Railers to buy, give away $36K in small business gift cards

Monica Busch April 15, 2020

The Worcester Railers Hockey Club will purchase $1,000 worth of gift cards each to 36 Central Mass. businesses, as part of a small business stimulus power play program, the organization announced in a press release on Monday.
118 new cases, six new deaths Tuesday in Worcester County

Updated: April 14, 2020

Worcester County had a reported six new coronavirus-related deaths Tuesday and 118 new cases. Those new numbers from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health put those respective totals at 57 and 2,246.
More than 130 motorists have been fined over cell-phone driving ban

State House News Service April 14, 2020

From the time the new law banning handheld device use while behind the wheel took effect Feb. 23 until April 1, when fines kicked in, police issued more than 6,500 warnings or citations for violations.

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While shifting cultural norms in the business community have found hiring managers outwardly working toward hiring a more diverse staff, studies in the last few years by organizations like McKinsey & Co. and Regent University found women and people of color are promoted less frequently than their white male counterparts. This produces a dynamic where company leadership at many organizations remains dominated by white males even as the company's employees become more diversified.

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