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Eric Casey

Eric Casey covers manufacturing and real estate for the Worcester Business Journal. He previously ran Burn After Reading, an online publication focusing on the cannabis industry. He has also formerly had freelance work published in outlets including Worcester Magazine and Different Leaf Magazine. Eric is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island, where he studied history and political science. He grew up in Marlborough and is currently a resident of Worcester.

Koopman Lumber CEO’s sister to take over top role of family business from her brother

Dirk Koopman is stepping down as CEO of Koopman Lumber, with his sister Denise Brookhouse taking over the role.

🔒Marlborough 140-unit apartment complex opens first building, starts accepting residents

Vesa Apartments were built on the former site of the McGee Farm and Jordan Stables.

🔒Bar arcade opens in Downtown Fitchburg

Power Surge Bar Arcade has opened its doors in Downtown Fitchburg, bringing some life back into a 148-year-old building.

O’Neil elevated to executive director role at Blackstone chamber

Liz O’Neil has been promoted from her role as director of programming and events at the Blackstone...
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🔒New pet hospital opens in Framingham

BluePearl Pet Hospital has opened in Framingham, after moving from a location in Waltham. BluePearl is now operating...

Main Street Bank executive to retire, as two new SVPs join firm

The Marlborough-based bank has added two new senior vice presidents to replace her.

🔒Site of McGovern Liquor Store in Worcester, founded by father of Rep. Jim McGovern, sold for $1M

The building housing longtime Worcester business McGovern's Greendale Liquor and Package Store is under new ownership, following...

🔒BJ’s opening first new Mass. location in 13 years

Marlborough-based BJ's Wholesale Club is opening its first new Massachusetts location in 13 years. BJ’s will open a...
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🔒Wayland Town Center sold to Chicago firm for $36M, nearly 50% lower than previous sale

The purchase included about 144,661 square feet of retail and office space, according to real estate data firm CoStar, including space occupied by tenants like Stop & Shop, X-Golf, Ace Hardware, and Sperry’s Liquors.

🔒Sticking with sustainability: Despite business and political pressure, Worcester’s specialized stretch codes for buildings are here to stay

In September 2023, the Worcester City Council voted 10-1 to adopt specialized stretch codes, part of its...
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