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Anna Maria granted $2M to increase financial access to social work and counseling programs

Anna Maria College of Paxton was awarded a $1.29-million grant by the Health Resources and Services Administration, which will go toward its social work and mental health programs, according to program directors John Pratico and Lenore Rust.

UMass Chan researchers awarded $12.3M for opioid addiction treatment

A UMass Chan Medical School research team was awarded a four-year, $12.3-million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study and develop a treatment program for adults with opioid-use disorders.

Sale of Becker College properties returns $15M to Worcester tax value

Becker College, which announced its closure in March, has sold the majority of its Worcester campus to local developer Russ Haims, returning more than $15 million in assessed property value to Worcester's tax rolls.

Nativity School of Worcester receives largest-ever gift of $1.8M

Nativity School of Worcester announced on Wednesday it received a $1.8-million gift, the largest donation to the school in its 18-year history, according to a press release.
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Amid talent shortages, higher ed must adapt, say panelists

Part of Massachusetts' future will be defined by how employers and the higher education sector adapt to a changing, more diverse workforce and the characteristics of a new generation who seek flexibility and equity in the professional realm, stakeholders told a commission studying the future of work in the state.

Southborough boarding school receives $45M for construction projects

Fay School, Inc., a private day and boarding school in Southborough, received a $45-million tax-exempt bond from MassDevelopment, according to a Tuesday press release from the state agency.

🔒WBJ announces the 2021 Outstanding Women in Business

Eight women from around Central Massachusetts have earned the honor this year.

🔒Facing a labor shortage, employers in low-wage industries may be forced to raise their salaries

When employers set wages, a lot of factors go into the decision. They ask themselves a variety of questions, including what they can afford, what is industry standard, what’s the market rate for the position, and, in some cases: Is this a living wage?
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With $2M gift, Clark plans to renovate theater center

Clark University received a $2-million gift, which will go toward restoring its 54-year-old theater and arts center, according to a Thursday announcement on the Worcester university’s website.

Assumption names new health science center for dentist, following multi-million donation

Assumption University in Worcester is naming its new 1,000-square-foot health sciences center, completed in November 2020, after alum Dr. Richard Catrambone and his wife Sophia, following a multi-million dollar donation to the school.
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