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Clinton Savings Bank names Marina Taylor as new senior vice president

Clinton Savings Bank has named former Unibank vice president Marina Taylor as its new senior vice president and commercial lending officer, the financial institution announced on Tuesday.

Attorney General seeking applicants for two open cannabis commission positions

Attorney General Maura Healey’s office is seeking applicants for two open seats on the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, the AG’s office announced on Wednesday.

Mass. manufacturing receives C- rating in Ball State University report

The Massachusetts manufacturing industry received a C- rating in the 2020 Manufacturing Scorecard from Ball State’s Center for Business and Economic Research, according to a report released Tuesday.

Webster contractor will pay $150K to settle allegations of asbestos mishandling

Webster contractor WPI Construction, Inc. will pay the state $150,000 to settle allegations employees of the company mishandled asbestos while working on a project at the Kennedy Circle public housing complex in Haverhill.
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Armsby Abbey postpones Sept. 1 reopening indefinitely

Popular downtown Worcester restaurant Armsby Abbey will not reopen on Tuesday, as its owners Alec Lopez and Sherri Sadowski had previously hoped when they announced a summer shutdown in June.

Devens has contributed nearly $3.8B to the state economy, report finds

Devens, a former North Central Mass. military base which has since been repurposed as an economic development zone and mixed use community, has contributed nearly $3.8 billion to the Massachusetts economy.

Hanover Insurance elects energy executive to its board

The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc. in Worcester has elected retired energy executive Theodore Bunting, Jr. to its board of directors effective immediately, the company announced Tuesday.

DCU Center, Hanover Theatre to light up red, highlighting pandemic’s impact on live events

The DCU Center and The Hanover Theatre are among nine Worcester institutions that will glow red Tuesday evening while participating in a national event.
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Following CEO resignation, ‘Phantom Gourmet’ returns to television

The popular local food program “Phantom Gourmet” returned to the air this weekend, following a two-month hiatus and the sudden resignation of its former CEO, Dave Andelman, in June.

Ten of the 23 highest-paid state employees work for UMass Medical School, only two are women

Out of the 23 highest-paid state employees in 2019, 10 work for UMass Medical School in Worcester, according to the WBJ Research Department, which sourced its data from the State’s Comptroller Office.
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