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Level99 to open first location outside New England

The opening of Level99's next location comes as it seeks to open a venue at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida and another location in West Hartford, Connecticut. 

New $84M youth athletic academy at former Bose campus in Stow to be site of USA Fencing center

A former Bose Corp. campus in Stow is set to be the site of an $83.8-million private boarding academy focused on developing students into elite athletes.

Hanover Theatre taking over management and programming of JMAC

The change in control was made following votes of approval last year of the boards of both the Hanover and WCC.

Webster bowling alley to be sold to Ryan Family Amusements

Current staff members will retain their jobs, no lanes will be removed, and Ryan Family Amusements will not be switching the ten-pin lanes to string pinsetters, according to the Facebook post.
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DCU Center completes $2.2M sound system upgrade with help of local firms

In the years after the DCU first opened in 1982, the venue attracted a number of high-profile acts who sought out the venue as a better alternative to the since-demolished Boston Garden.

Basketball coach again tops UMass Chan chancellor as highest-paid state employee

While workers at UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester once again made up the largest percentage of the state’s highest-paid state employees in 2024, UMass men’s basketball Head Coach Frank Martin once again topped the list.

Dean College selects accomplished dancer as new leader for arts school

Ursprung has been part of the Dean College faculty since 2016 and most recently served as interim assistant dean.

Mechanics Hall taps former Hanover Theatre executive as new executive director

Montaner helped The Hanover Theatre open in 2008 following the $32-million renovation, which brought the theater space back to life.
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Report: Small size of Mass. sports betting industry limiting opportunities for minorities, women, and veterans

The report sheds light on the participation of minorities, women and veteran business enterprises within the state sports wagering industry.

Webster Five’s new Auburn branch features work from disabled artists

The new branch saw Webster Five partner with Artlifting, an organization that connects disabled artists with professional opportunities.
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