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Marguerite Thorsen has opened a marketing consultancy for medium-sized businesses, Thorsen & Associates, in Marlborough.
At or near the top of the long list of what makes Central Massachusetts an attractive alternative to other areas of the state – and the country – is its affordability.
KITSA CATHERINE KONDYLIS is now on staff at the department of obstetrics and gynecology at Southboro Medical Group. She will see patients at 24 Newton St. in Southboro.
A new resolution has been passed in support of legislation that could push 841 Worcester gas leaks that cost consumers about $3 million a year to be fixed.
There is a new board member at Gardner's Precision Optics Corporation, as the company continues to focus on expanding to new customers and diversified products.
The board of Fallon Health has voted to make the interim CEO and president roles currently held by Richard Burke permanent.
The North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce is calling for greater investments in its area's Internet infrastructure, during a time where the city of Worcester is expanding its own broadband network.
Michael Montuori has been named chairman of the board at Rollstone Bank & Trust.
Security Devices International Inc., the Fitchburg-based maker of rubber bullets and other less-lethal projectiles used by military and police forces has entered into an agreement to purchase another less-lethal company for $4.14 million.
The Canal district's White Room at Crompton Collective will host former president Bill Clinton tonight at an 11th hour political rally for his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for president.
The President Donald Trump Administration’s campaign to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts throughout the federal government and to federally-funded institutions has put many companies and organizations committed to DEI on edge. Many have chosen to navigate Trump-era threats by reorganizing and rewording their DEI initiatives, including changing their wording to eradicate the words “diversity”, “equity”, and “inclusion” in favor of more ambiguous terms such as “fair”, “community”, and “wellbeing”.
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