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🔒Cannabis regulators & local operators take up the fight for industry equity

Inequalities in the industry persist, and large multistate operators continue to dominate the cannabis market, even in the face of several Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission programs designed to give certain groups of people a leg up in entering the industry.

Worcester’s Geisel Software partners on NASA robotics research grant

Geisel Software of Worcester announced on Tuesday it has partnered with Fayetteville State University in North Carolina to perform multi-robot perception research under a NASA grant.

Reactory Summit postponed until April

The Reactory Summit, a one-day biomanufacturing conference to be held at the Beechwood Hotel, has been postponed from Oct. 13 to April 6, according to The Reactory’s website.

Clark tabs Iowa State VP as chief officer of diversity, equity and inclusion

Clark University has named Margo Foreman as permanent vice president and chief officer of diversity, equity and inclusion, the school announced on Tuesday.
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Locally owned Leicester cannabis dispensary bought out by Chicago firm

Cresco Labs, a publicly traded Chicago-based cannabis company operating in multiple states with $476 million in annual revenue, announced on Friday it had completed an acquisition of Cultivate.

CHNA 9 granted $200K to launch North Central Mass Anchor Collaborative

Community Health Network of North Central Massachusetts, also known as CHNA 9, has received a $200,000 grant from UMass Memorial HealthAlliance-Clinton hospital in Leominster to establish a North Central Mass. Anchor Collaborative.

Clark names first general counsel in university’s history

Clark University has named Kendall Isaac its first-ever general counsel, the Worcester school announced Thursday morning.

COVID expert from UMass Medical School, Dr. Robert Finberg, dies at 71

Dr. Robert Finberg, distinguished professor of medicine and chair emeritus of the Department of Medicine at UMass Medical School in Worcester, died unexpectedly on Monday at the age of 71, the school announced on Tuesday.
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Proposed $25M, 223-acre horse center pushing forward in Sturbridge

The team behind a would-be $25 million equine center off Route 84 in Sturbridge, which would facilitate horse racing and other community events, is working to push the proposed project forward.

WBJ’s 40 under Forty includes 11 manufacturing professionals

On Aug. 16, WBJ announced its 40 Under Forty, Class of 2021. This year’s class included an array of professionals across many different sectors, including 11 in the region's manufacturing industry.
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