Contents of the Sept. 13, 2010 Issue of the WBJ
On Page One
FOR A RAINY DAY – Local school districts are expecting a windfall of federal cash, but they’re not in a spending mood.
ALL RISE – Three Central Massachusetts courts are slated for closure, potentially disrupting lawyers from throughout the region.
THE LITTLE GUY – Small business owners are less than impressed by new rates coming from health insurers in the state.
News & Analysis
HEALTH OFFERINGS – Planned Parenthood is taking over administration of a large federal grant program in Central Massachusetts.
DIVERSE MARKETS – Webster First Federal Credit Union’s newest branch is looking to tap in the local Latino market.
Special Focus: Energy
WOUND UP – A review of wind turbine projects in Central Massachusetts.
ENERGY NEEDS – A look behind the controversial proposal to build a liquefied natural gas port in Fall River.
GETTING WISE – Smart grid plans in Central Massachusetts are hung up on regulatory concerns.
The List
Top Clean Energy Companies in Central Mass.
Shop Talk
Q&A with Robert E. Johnson, president, Becker College of Worcester.
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