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The Board of Higher Education has opened the door for colleges and universities across Massachusetts to offer three-year bachelor’s degrees, a move aimed at boosting access to higher degrees while some have raised concerns it could diminish education quality.

The Boylston nonprofit has named a replacement for Jane Ellis, who retired from the role this year.

The new roof for the space, often used for employee outings and corporate events, will help shield patrons from rain and heat.

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The owner is only looking to sell to someone who will preserve it as a candlepin center. For now, Bayberry will operate as usual.

Seven years after the Worcester Red Sox secured Fallon Health as a founding sponsor in September 2018, the baseball team has signed a three-year partnership extension with the Worcester-based healthcare insurer.

“This process proved the power of unity and standing together,” Todd Skirving, member of the PHPA executive committee, wrote on X.

Salary levels, player safety, and travel requirements are among the topics of discussion during the negotiations. 

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

The Museum of Worcester has selected its incoming executive director, marking the museum’s first leadership transition in half a century.