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Baker to announce restaurant, other Phase 2 ropening plans on Saturday

Restaurants and lodging businesses face a slew of new mandatory safety standards when they reopen or expand operations beyond current pandemic-forced levels, but the specific transition date will not become clear until next week at the earliest, Gov. Charlie Baker and Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito said Friday.

McGourthy returns to city, as Dunn promoted to lead Worcester development

The City of Worcester has filled two major administrative roles with a promotion to chief development director and a return of a former top official to be the new chief financial officer.

April home sales drop 8% in Worcester County

The number of Worcester County single-family home sales in April dropped 8% compared to the same month in 2019, according to a report from Peabody real estate data firm The Warren Group.

Report: Testing all Mass. nursing home patients for COVID-19 to cost $13M

Nursing homes have played an unwelcome central role in the coronavirus pandemic, with more than half of the outbreak's deaths in Massachusetts taking place at a long-term care facility.
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Baker: no reason to delay menthol, flavored tobacco crackdown

Restrictions on the sale of flavored tobacco products, including mint and menthol cigarettes, are set to take effect next week and Gov. Charlie Baker said he sees no reason the ongoing coronavirus pandemic should delay that.

Q&A: Cultivate turns recreational cannabis sales back on

Leicester’s Cultivate was the first recreational pot shop to open in Worcester County, and among those to reopen their doors to adult-use customers on Monday.

Sunovion wins FDA approval for new Parkinson’s drug

Marlborough pharmaceutical firm Sunovion said Thursday it has received federal approval for the first drug for Parkinson's disease which dissolves under the tongue.

🔒Every member of WBJ Power 50 since 2013

Here’s the list of all 181 professionals who have been named to a Power list & the years they were listed.
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2020 Power 50: AiVi Nguyen

Nguyen is constantly using her skills and intellect to push for change and advocate for those most in need.

2020 Power 50: Vincent Strully

When Strully founded the New England Center for Children in 1975, autism was nothing like the widespread challenge it is today for countless people and their families. Today, it’s so prevalent it affects one of every 54 people. The rate wasn’t even tracked before 2000.
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