Contents Of The April 12, 2010 Issue Of The WBJ
Issue Highlights
On Page One
FUNDING PROPOSAL — Medical device makers in Central Massachusetts are crying foul over a proposed new tax on their products that was rolled into federal health care reform.
BRIGHTER LIGHTS — We take an in-depth look at whether nonprofits are a help or hindrance to downtown revitalization.
REGIONAL CREDIBILITY — A new proposal on Beacon Hill would create tourism bureaus for the North Central and MetroWest regions.
News & Analysis
HOLY LAND — As the Catholic Church consolidates, more churches are coming on the market. But are there buyers?
MISLED — Construction companies are taking valuable lessons from the alleged swindle at Venerini Academy in Worcester.
IN THE DARK — While insurers and the state battle it out in court, brokers and small businesses are left scrambling in the latest health insurance dust up.
BACK ROAD — A Worcester biotech firm has taken aim at a Wall Street reporter.
FOOD ON WHEELS — Sonic Drive-In, a national chain, is planning its first location in MetroWest.
OPENING DAY — The languishing Shining Rock Golf Course in Northbridge finally gets its day in the sun
IN THE ROUGH — The potential auction of Sterling National Country Club has attracted several potential bidders, including the Town of Sterling
The List
Shop Talk
Q&A with James Madigan, treasurer and vice president of operations, F.W. Madigan of Worcester
Departments
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April 26 Issue: Special focus is The Green Issue. The List: Largest Green Buildings in Central Mass.
May 10 Issue: Special focus is Transportation. The List: Largest Software & Hardware Companies in Central Massachusetts.
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