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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.
Real Estate

Lawsuits piling up over unpaid work at now-bankrupt Heywood hospital

The lawsuit against Consigli was filed in Worcester County Superior Court on Monday by Structures Unlimited, a New Hampshire-based company specializing in the construction and installation of skylights. 
Real Estate

Owner of Worcester nail salon sells building for $690K

A mixed-use building located at 51 Hamilton St. in Worcester containing a nail salon studio and an apartment has been sold to a Southborough-based corporation.
Manufacturing

Lancaster auto shop sold for $600K

A Lancaster auto repair shop and an adjacent parking lot have been sold to the owner of a Clinton-based auto garage. 
Banking & Finance

Dean College hires Lesley University executive as new CFO

Following the retirement of longtime CFO Kathleen McGuire, Dean College has named Thomas Pistorino as the school’s new chief financial officer and treasurer. 
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Life Sciences

Psychemedics hires new VP of finance amid executive shakeup

Psychemedics, an Acton-based manufacturer of drug testing kits, has hired Daniella Mehalik as the company’s vice president of finance.
Agriculture

🔒Hazy future: Five years after recreational legalization, cannabis faces multiple battles in the next five years

While the first five years saw more than $5 billion in sales and hundreds of businesses opening, uncertainty awaits ahead for the next five years.
Professional Services

Milford construction firm, Boston developer sued over $5M Waltham contract

Consigli Construction of Milford and BP Third Avenue LLC have been sued by an Acushnet-based plumbing and heating company over allegations of a lack of payment.
Real Estate

New coworking offices planned for Worcester, Leominster, Southborough

International Workplace Group plans to open up several new co-working spaces in Massachusetts, including two in Worcester, one in Southborough, and one in Leominster. 
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Hospitality

Tree House Brewing sued by minority shareholder over profits

The lawsuit, filed in Hampden County Superior Court on Wednesday, alleges Nathan Lanier and Damien Goudreau took a number of steps to box out Granger from financially benefiting from the company’s rapid growth and expansion.
Government & Politics

Worcester unemployment rates ticks up, yet remains low

The unemployment rate in Worcester County moved slightly upwards in October, mirroring statewide numbers.
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