WBJ Staff

Armsby Abbey, the Worcester restaurant and bar known in particular for its hard-to-find beer selection, will reopen Wednesday after a long closure.

A nearly 30,000-square-foot office and warehouse building on Route 9 in Westborough has sold for $4.8 million to a firm registered to the address of the chain Monroe Tractor.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute is the fifth best value of any college in Massachusetts, according to a ranking weighing financial aid and graduates' average starting salary.

A 25,000-square-foot office building in Framingham that formerly housed the drugmaker Genzyme has sold for $3.2 million.

Park Place Technologies is moving into its new larger Westborough offices this week, which give it 50% more space than its old offices next door in Marlborough.

Stonegate Group, a Natick developer, will move later this month into a new headquarters office in town it bought for nearly $2.7 million.

Even with a large number of sign-ups, registration is still available and open for a Worcester Business Journal webinar centering around women in the workforce, which will take place at noon Tuesday.

Safety-Kleen Systems, a firm specializing in commercial cleaning services and products, has paid nearly $2 million for its Marlborough facility.

A Mexican restaurant at the Worcester Public Market is slated to open its second location in the city on Highland Street.

The New England Newspaper & Press Association on Thursday and Friday awarded 11 journalism prizes to Worcester Business Journal, honoring the publication for a range of coverage including economic, diversity, coronavirus, design & opinion pieces.