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Government & Politics

Strained Nashoba Valley EMS granted $5M after hospital closure

As the Nashoba Valley continues to reel from the 2024 closure of Nashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer, the Gov. Maura Healey Administration is dedicating $5 million to reimburse the region’s overburdened emergency medical services.

Real Estate

🔒Home sales in Central Mass. dropped in November, as prices climb again

Falling interest rates didn’t appear to have much of an impact on the Central...

Real Estate

🔒Kelley Square restaurant building sold for $1.2M

The site of a four-story building, with Golden Pockets Shawarma restaurant on the first floor and four apartments above, sold in a deal finalized on Friday.

Energy

Devens firm meets with DOE to accelerate fusion energy development

Devens-based Commonwealth Fusion Systems and other fusion-focused firms have met with U.S. Department of...

Real Estate

🔒Four warehouses in Westborough sold for $95M

A Pennsylvania-based real estate firm has purchased four industrial properties off of Route 9 in Westborough for a combined $95.2 million.

Government & Politics

🔒Dr. Michael Hirsh retires as Worcester’s public health medical director

Hirsh stepped down on Friday after originally being named the City’s medical director in 2012.

Opinion

From the editor: An economy without a middle class

As the middle class fades, businesses who rely on people having at least some expendable income – or at least enough income to cover all their basic needs – will not have the necessary customer base to thrive.

Economy

🔒Feeding Worcester: Nonprofits strain to meet surging food insecurity

Today, hunger in Worcester is rising faster than it has in years.

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What's New

Strained Nashoba Valley EMS granted $5M after hospital closure

🔒Home sales in Central Mass. dropped in November, as prices climb again

🔒Kelley Square restaurant building sold for $1.2M

Devens firm meets with DOE to accelerate fusion energy development

🔒Four warehouses in Westborough sold for $95M

🔒Dr. Michael Hirsh retires as Worcester’s public health medical director

From the editor: An economy without a middle class

🔒Feeding Worcester: Nonprofits strain to meet surging food insecurity

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