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Eric Casey

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.

Study: Worcester area has 8th oldest housing stock in country for midsize metros

Massachusetts ranks 3rd amongst states with the oldest housing stocks with a median age of 58 years. Only New York and Rhode Island rank higher.

Marlborough-based robotic mobility company expands sales into Canada

ReWalk is expanding direct sales of its exoskeleton devices into Canada.

Stow elderly housing project receives $48M in government financing

The expansion of elderly housing in Stow has received a large financial boost.

Workhuman hires CFO with experience bringing companies public

Schwartz, who has experience leading companies through the public listing process, has been brought in to guide the company’s legal and financial functions as it seeks to further expand its customer base.
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Framingham Union Hospital nurses vote to join union by 188-37 vote

Framingham Union Hospital now has more unionized employees, as the healthcare facility’s nurses voted to join the Massachusetts Nurses Association union.

Webster Five names new C-suite executives as part of leadership expansion

Webster Five is heading its 156th year of operation with some fresh faces in leadership.

Westborough media firm names PCWorld parent executive as next CEO

The Channel Co., a Westborough-based media, event and marketing company focused on the IT industry, has named Matt Yorke as its next CEO.

Littleton firm names Assumption grad as president following transition to employee ownership

Colonial Systems has named Scott Lynch as its new president, following the firm’s transition to an employee ownership plan. 
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Jaco’s HQ in Franklin sold for $17M to real estate investment firm

The headquarters of a Franklin manufacturer has been purchased by a Wakefield-based real estate investment company for $17 million.

Q&A: An insider’s perspective on the WooSox sale

WBJ sat down with Crowley in December to discuss how he got involved with the Worcester Red Sox, what the negotiations with Diamond were like, and what the transaction means for the team’s future in the city. 
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