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Movers & Shakers for Jan. 22, 2024

Central Massachusetts professionals are getting hired and promoted at companies like Mechanics Hall, Mirick O'Connell, MutualOne Bank, and Bowditch & Dewey.

🔒What hope for homes? Even as interest rates might drop this year, the single-family housing market isn’t expected to loosen

The most significant burden on the single-family market, not just in Central Massachusetts but around the country, is interest rates.

🔒Animal nonprofits in Central Mass. are seeing record demand while donations remain stagnant

In a post-COVID world, the demand for these services is higher than ever, yet animal nonprofits are reporting financial crises as flattening donations are failing to cover expenses.

Shirley wellness center receives $50K North Central chamber loan to hire seven employees

Katallage Wellness Center, a new holistic health business in Shirley, has received $50,000 in loan financing from...
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Milford Regional reaches deal to join UMass Memorial system

After months of discussions, UMass Memorial Health in Worcester and Milford Regional Medical Center have signed a definitive agreement for corporate affiliation, allowing the struggling MetroWest hospital to receive support from Central Massachusetts’ largest healthcare system. 

Milford Regional CEO eager to affiliate with UMass Memorial 

The fiercely independent Milford hospital long resisted efforts to join with another hospital system, but a $15-million operating loss in fiscal 2023 helped force the board of trustees' hand.

Spilka eyes another push for free community college in Mass.

The Senate president has said that she hopes to make the state's 15 community colleges free for all by the fall of 2024, but her goal may be affected by the state's changing fiscal environment.

Webster Five names new C-suite executives as part of leadership expansion

Webster Five is heading its 156th year of operation with some fresh faces in leadership.
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Healey defends tax cuts as essential amid state’s tightening financial outlook

Healey signed the tax relief into law on Oct. 4, less than a year after voters approved a new income surtax -- which Healey and legislative Democrats supported -- on high earners designed to generate more revenue for transportation and education investments.

State rep. set to join Healey’s labor team reminds employers of disability tax credit

"I think one way the commission can be helpful is to help us promote that tax credit because it's only been on the books for ... really a couple of fiscal years. I don't think people are aware of it as perhaps they can be," Cutler told the Legislative and Budget Subcommittee of the Commission on the Status of Persons with Disabilities.
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