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🔒Q&A: Bay State Brewing Co. has learned not to chase beer fads

This year marks the 10th anniversary for Bay State Brewing Co. The company started when Co-founder Chip Jarry began bringing beer he brewed to a hockey rink locker room.

🔒Trapped: Worcester neighborhoods still suffer from the legacy of redlining

In 1936, seven white men judged which neighborhoods of Worcester were not viable for real estate financing. Today, as rising costs overburden half of renters in the city, those impacted the most are from those neighborhoods still suffering from lack of investment.

As long-time store closes, Rotmans collection of local memorabilia being auctioned

Central Mass Auctions Inc. in Worcester is selling 700 lots from the Rotman collection of Worcester, Central Massachusetts and New England memorabilia.

Lottery fretting over instant tickets, ad budget

Massachusetts Lottery sales have improved in the past two months thanks in large part to interest in a huge Powerball jackpot, but officials remain worried a broader slowdown that left the agency tens of millions of dollars behind last year's pace will persist.
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🔒Worcester 300 trivia contest, part 19: The El

Trivia question: What was the formal name of The El?

🔒Paying Polar Park’s debt: For the second year, underwhelming tax collections were saved by a public property sale

When Polar Park was first announced in August 2018, Worcester's pay-for-itself plan for it was centered around six proposed buildings from Boston developer Madison Properties. But that development has since significantly shrunk in size and been delayed.

Mercantile Center owner buys UMass Memorial facility in Northborough for $11M

Franklin Realty Advisors, one of the largest owners of commercial property in Central Massachusetts, has purchased a 29,000-square-foot medical and office building in Northborough for $10.7 million. 

🔒Worcester 300 trivia contest, part 18: A wire holder

What is the Wirefab product in the photo used to hold?
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🔒Q&A: New England Botanic Garden goes electric

On Nov. 3, New England Botanic Garden was honored as the first botanic garden in the nation to be certified a Green Zone by the American Green Zone Alliance, as the Boylston garden is now performing all routine maintenance with electric lawn and garden equipment. 

Maddi’s Cookery becomes fifth Canal District restaurant to close in three months

Worcester restaurant Maddi’s Cookery and Taphouse, the second location from the owner of the Depot Street Tavern in Milford, will close on Saturday, becoming the fifth Canal District eatery to close in a few months.
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