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Health Policy Commission: Mass. healthcare spending rises 5.8%, outpacing household income growth

Health care spending in Massachusetts continued to grow faster than household incomes, according to new research, fueling concerns about access to care even before accounting for more recent upheaval inflicted by Steward Health Care's bankruptcy.

Fastest-growing firm in Central Mass. acquires Mass Save company in Danvers

Marlborough-based green energy technology firm ConnectM Technology Solutions has acquired Danvers-based Green Energy Gains.

Holy Cross expands full-tuition grants to students whose families earn $100K or less

Attending college has become more accessible for students of the College of the Holy Cross as the Worcester institution has announced those whose families earn $100,000 a year or fewer with reasonable assets will receive full-tuition grants. 

Having raised $7M in its capital campaign, EcoTarium to start construction on 8.3K-sq.-ft. expansion

Worcester science and nature nonprofit museum EcoTarium will break ground on its first expansion project since 2000, as the museum plans to construct a 8,300-square-foot traveling exhibit gallery. 
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Bay State Savings Bank names new chief commercial banking officer

Bay State Savings Bank has appointed Anthony Pasquale to chief commercial banking officer, a newly created position for the Worcester-based bank.

Worcester midwifery center splits $1M in state funding

Two future birth centers in Worcester and Boston have secured state funding to help cover the costs...

Voting open for WBJ’s Best of Business awards

Voting is now open for WBJ’s 11th annual Best of Business Awards.

Leominster Credit Union to rebrand on Monday

Leominster Credit Union will be changing its name come Monday in an effort to better reflect its mission, vision, and diverse community of service. 
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Diane Giampa, long-term Bay State Savings executive, to retire at end of year

Bay State Savings Bank’s chief community engagement officer Diane Giampa plans to retire following a 27-year tenure with the Worcester-based bank come Dec. 31.   

United Way in Southbridge awards $440K to nonprofits tackling community needs

Twenty-five local nonprofits have split $440,000 in funding from the Southbridge-based United Way of South Central Massachusetts aimed at supporting services addressing needs throughout the region, including food insecurity, homelessness, and mental health. 
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