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New 300-seat Worcester venue, artistic space gets $1.1M grant

A new performance venue and collaborative arts space is coming to the former Telegram & Gazette building on the Worcester Common.

New Gateway Cities funds to benefit Theatre District

(Updated on Dec. 21) The Theatre District in downtown Worcester is one of 10 Gateway Cities projects...

Shovel ready in Gardner

The Gardner Redevelopment Authority and the City of Gardner are undertaking a $1.8-million cleanup of a former metals facility as the groups continue to prepare the area for commercial investment.

Che Anderson: Next Wave

Anderson melds personal interests with professional to bring events to Worcester and raise its international visibility.
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Cliff Rucker: Gear Shifter

A year after the Worcester Sharks moved away and left the city without an ice hockey team, Rucker announced he was making it his mission to keep hockey culture alive and well in Central Massachusetts.

Fitchburg State kicks off $2M downtown expansion with $350K purchase

Fitchburg State University has begun a multi-million dollar redevelopment of a distressed portion of Main Street with the $350,000 purchase of a defunct theater.

Running a successful ballot initiative

Jim Borghesani is the communications director for the Yes on 4 campaign and talks through running a successful ballot initiative.

Legal home-grown marijuana on track for December

With 28 days until it becomes legal to grow marijuana in Massachusetts, some in the medical marijuana industry are growing concerned about the slow launch of a new industry without a regulatory scheme in place.
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Marijuana hits Boston board of health

Boston Mayor Martin Walsh opposed marijuana legalization but now Walsh administration officials are getting ready to implement the law.

Legal pot opponents take aim at stoned driving

Legalization of marijuana would result in greater dangers on Massachusetts roadways, where authorities are ill-equipped to even know whether drivers are intoxicated by the drug, opponents of Question 4 said Tuesday.
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