Highlights from the Dec. 20, 2010 Issue
On Page One
RICH ECONOMY — The first of a two-part look at how the growing income gap is impacting businesses that cater to the extremes.
GLAD HANDING — Do-it-yourself isn’t just for home improvement. It’s increasingly for networking groups as well.
SHAKEOUT — The still sluggish home market is driving up rents and driving down rental rates in Central Mass.
News & Analysis
COMP PLANS — A new report gives boards in the region the first benchmarks for nonprofit salaries.
UNION RULES — Following the Merit Construction Alliance’s lead, a group of construction professionals have started their own, anti-PLA group.
BRANCHING OUT — Commerce Bank & Trust plans to expand its Worcester footprint.
2010 In Review
Special Focus: Education
GREEN EDUCATION — A look at why schools and colleges are ideal testing grounds for renewable energy.
ACADEMIC EXIT — Jack Wilson, departing head of the UMass System, on what surprised him most when he first took the job in 2003.
MAJOR TIF — Gateway Park, under the control of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, is poised for growth.
The List
Top Private Schools in Central Massachusetts.
Shop Talk
Q&A with Daniel Moen, president of Heywood Hospital in Gardner.
Departments
Upcoming Issues
Dec. 27 Issue: Special Economic Forecast issue, featuring the results of our annual outlook survey.
Dec. 3 Issue: Special focus is Technology. The List: Insurance Agencies.
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