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Oxford Immunotec receives approval to bring reagent kit to South Korea

South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has given the greenlight to Oxford Immunotec’s T-Cell Select reagent kit, the Marlborough diagnostics company announced on Thursday.

Q&A: Testing 10,000 marijuana samples each month

MCR Labs in Framingham was founded eight years ago by Michael Kahn, who decided to take his experience working in the pharmaceutical testing industry and pivot to cannabis.

EforAll receives $277K racial justice Facebook grant

Entrepreneurship for All, the Lowell nonprofit with a location in Worcester, has received a $277,777 racial justice grant from Facebook, the organization announced on Monday.

Single-family home prices in Worcester County rose 19% in November

Single-family home sale prices continued to rise in and around Worcester in the month of November, reflecting an upward trend accelerated during the coronavirus pandemic.
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MassBio CEO to step down, nationwide replacement search commences

MassBio, a Cambridge nonprofit trade association representing the Massachusetts life science industry, will begin a nationwide search for a new CEO following its current president and CEO’s departure in early 2021.

West Boylston receives $49K for pedestrian safety improvements

West Boylston was awarded $49,000 to improve pedestrian safety at four locations near a school and recreational facilities as part of a $1.7-million state grant package.

BayCoast Mortgage Co. opens Auburn office

BayCoast Mortgage Co., a subsidiary of Swansea-headquartered BayCoast Bank, has opened a loan production office in Auburn, the company announced Thursday. 

Report: Majority of Greater Worcester PPP loans went to wealthy, white neighborhoods

The vast majority of federal Paycheck Protection Program loans in the Worcester metropolitan area went to upper and middle income white neighborhoods, according to geocoded data released by Washington nonprofit National Community Reinvestment Coalition.
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Limited passes, capacity and seating time: Wachusett tackles ski season

Management at Wachusett Mountain Ski Area in Princeton spent months preparing for this year’s ski season, meeting regularly since September to prepare for what was slated to be a winter unlike any other in over a century.

Worcester raises commercial property tax rate 3% for 2021

Worcester’s City Council voted 8-3 to raise the city’s commercial property tax rate Wednesday night, while lowering the residential property tax rate.
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