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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.
Hospitality

Steve Uliss, owner of Firefly’s BBQ in Marlborough, passes away

Steve Uliss, founder of Firefly’s BBQ restaurant and catering company in Marlborough and a well-known figure in the Central Massachusetts culinary scene, died at age 61 on Friday.
Arts & Entertainment

🔒Keeping it local: Small Central Mass. retailers are using community connections, product knowhow, and modern tech to claim their share of the holiday shopping...

Local retailers are using their community connections to make their presence known this holiday season.
Banking & Finance

Maynard school-to-housing project receives $3M from Clinton Savings Bank, MassDevelopment

An effort to convert a historic Maynard schoolhouse into a 12-unit, mixed-income apartment building has received $3 million in loan financing.
Health Care

German biotech firm opens $90M+ facility in Marlborough

After three years of work and nearly $100 million in investments, Sartorius opened its Center for BioProcess Innovation in Marlborough on Thursday.
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Banking & Finance

Bollus Lynch merges with other long-time Worcester accounting firm

“While we are excited to offer our clients many new benefits, we’re also pleased to have the continuity of our entire team being part of this merger,” Maryann Copeland, co-managing partner of Singer & Lusardi, said.
Arts & Entertainment

David Crowley, member of family behind Wachusett Mountain and Polar Beverages, passes away

David Crowley, a prominent member of the family which runs both Polar Beverages and Wachusett Mountain Ski Area, has passed away.
Arts & Entertainment

Worcester Redevelopment Authority criticizes Polar Park developer over delays, as firm’s president declines to participate in hearing

Madison Properties President Denis Dowdle was in attendance but declined to speak during the Thursday hearing
Arts & Entertainment

Worcester City Council blast Polar Park development partner amid calls for eminent domain to seize stadium-adjacent property

Councilor Candy Mero-Carlson said the City’s redevelopment authority should consider taking the Left Field parcel by eminent domain.
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Energy

Commonwealth Fusion completes promising test of magnet tech, key to commercializing fusion energy

Commonwealth Fusion Systems has taken another small step toward a big technological breakthrough.
Banking & Finance

Interest-rate relief leads to rise in Central Mass. home sales, as median price tops $400K in Fitchburg

With the October sales increase, Massachusetts is now on track to slightly eclipse the total sales seen in 2023.
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