Eric Casey

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ecasey@wbjournal.com
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Eric Casey covers manufacturing and real estate for the Worcester Business Journal. He previously ran Burn After Reading, an online publication focusing on the cannabis industry. He has also formerly had freelance work published in outlets including Worcester Magazine and Different Leaf Magazine. Eric is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island, where he studied history and political science. He grew up in Marlborough and is currently a resident of Worcester.
Banking & Finance

🔒Country Bank adds Stepalavich as chief technology officer

Stepalavich began his career offering computer repair and technology services to local businesses before moving to multiple roles in the healthcare and banking sectors.
Retail

O’Connor’s Restaurant & Bar closing for good after 37 years of operation

Just ahead of the St. Patrick’s Day holiday, O’Connor’s Restaurant & Bar is closing for good.
Environment

Economic development, environmental projects land $4.8M in federal funding

The funding is part of $12.1 million allocated to projects in Congressman Jim McGovern’s (D-Worcester) district.
Energy

Ameresco completes $30M Army geothermal project

The Framingham-based firm replaced traditional HVAC systems with American-manufactured, ground-source heat pumps.
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Real Estate

🔒Herb Chambers to shutter Millbury luxury car dealership

The closure comes after Herb Chambers sold his Somerville-based dealership empire for $1.45 billion in July.
Government & Politics

🔒Developer adding eight apartments to Downtown Fitchburg’s growing housing stock

Eight more apartments will soon be added to Downtown Fitchburg, as developer and real estate agent Nicholas...
Government & Politics

MassDevelopment taps former Fletcher Tilton executive to lead Devens efforts

The former executive director of Worcester law firm Fletcher Tilton and the Massachusetts State Lottery has been...
Banking & Finance

🔒Commercial growth: Two executives are leading Bay State Bank’s efforts to expand its commercial division

These talent acquisitions are part of a broader effort to double down on Bay State’s 131-year history of being a resource for small businesses in the city.
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Banking & Finance

🔒To merge, or not to merge?

While M&A activity is now a fact of life in the banking industry, Central Massachusetts banking and credit union leaders are still carefully weighing whether joining forces with others is the right move.
News

🔒Revington property manager planning 219 apartments next to West Natick rail station

The proposed building would be 50 feet tall and include four stories of apartments.
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