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Running Start's coworking space will hold a grand opening for a new location in Oxford this month as it expands the organization's reach to southern Worcester county.
The location at 351 Main St. in Oxford will host a launch party event on Friday, Aug. 26 and will build upon Running Start's coworking model, offering membership-based access to workspace for startups, freelancers and remote workers, according to the company. The space is a collaboration between Running Start and property owner Mark Mazeotii that is designed to give southern Worcester County access to a coworking space without a commute into Worcester.
The Oxford location will offer both free-range and dedicated seating, private phone rooms, and conference space.
Members will also have access to Running Start at 95 Prescott St. as well as several coworking spaces in Boston, Cambridge, Arlington, New Bedford, Cohasset, Lowell and Framingham, as part of Running Start's partnership with Workbar, according to Running Start.
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