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MWCC granted $179K in ARPA funds to support food security

Mount Wachusett Community College in Gardner received $178,535 from the Massachusetts Campus Hunger-Free grant program to support the school’s effort to minimize food insecurity among its students.

TD Bank names new New England metro president

New Jersey-based TD Bank promoted Sheryl McQuade to regional president of its New England metro region.

Fitchburg CDC receives $10K to fund new hire for eviction services and first-time homebuyers

NewVue Communities received a $10,000 dollar donation from Fitchburg-based Rollstone Bank & Trust to help hire and onboard an intake specialist who will help support people seeking assistance with eviction and foreclosure prevention services.

Fitchburg-based development corp. ranked third among Mass. microlenders

The North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. in Fitchburg ranked third among U.S. Small Business Administration microlenders in Massachusetts, according to a Monday press release by the SBA.
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🔒Worcester 300 trivia contest, part 20: The Port of Worcester

Trivia question: What $160-million public facility opened in Worcester’s Canal District in 2021?

🔒Q&A: Bay State Brewing Co. has learned not to chase beer fads

This year marks the 10th anniversary for Bay State Brewing Co. The company started when Co-founder Chip Jarry began bringing beer he brewed to a hockey rink locker room.

🔒Movers & Shakers for Dec. 12, 2022

People are on the move at MutualOne Bank, Friendly House, and more.

🔒Redlining map: Discrimination from 1936

As part of the then-new Federal Housing Administration’s effort to give out more home loans, a 1936 assessment of the neighborhoods in Worcester was commissioned by the Home Owners' Loan Corp.
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🔒Trapped: Worcester neighborhoods still suffer from the legacy of redlining

In 1936, seven white men judged which neighborhoods of Worcester were not viable for real estate financing. Today, as rising costs overburden half of renters in the city, those impacted the most are from those neighborhoods still suffering from lack of investment.

🔒Worcester has a rent problem

As the cost of leased housing has risen and wages have stayed relatively stagnant, the portion of Worcester renters who are overburdened by the cost of their homes has risen to 51%.
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