WBJ Staff

Clark University plans to hold classes in-person during the coming school year starting with the fall semester but with an altered schedule to include a nearly three-month long winter break.

Heywood Hospital in Gardner has received a state grant of nearly $650,000 to help improve community health in the adjacent small town of Winchendon.

GFA Federal Credit Union in Gardner has named Jeffrey Scott as the company's new chief technology officer, the credit union announced on Tuesday.

Diem Cannabis, a marijuana retailer with locations in Portland, Ore. and Salem, Mass., will open a recreational dispensary at 74 Grafton St. in Worcester on Friday, the company's CEO Chris Mitchem announced on Tuesday.

Human services workers who've received higher wages during the coronavirus pandemic deserve such better benefits permanently, the Worcester-based Seven Hills Foundation & Affiliates is advocating.

Visitors to Saint Vincent Hospital and MetroWest Medical Center can expect to be screened for fever, respiratory symptoms or travel to high-risk locations before entering the hospitals, the sibling facilities said Monday.

Assumption College is expanding its online education offerings by adding its cybersecurity bachelor's degree to the program.

Fitchburg State University has received more than $250,000 from a Maine foundation to support career advising and services, the school said Monday.

Massachusetts has reached the second phase of Gov. Charlie Baker’s economic reopening plan, where it is once again acceptable for restaurants to open their dining rooms and for hotels to accept guests.

Companies making hires and promotions include Milford Regional Medical Center, UMass Medical School and Assumption College.