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State treasurer seeks new cannabis chair as lawmakers consider changes to agency

Treasurer Deb Goldberg is beginning to look for a new chair of the Cannabis Control Commission, she...

Two large cannabis companies in Central Mass. fined combined $165K

Two multistate cannabis companies with operations in Central Massachusetts, have been fined a combined $165,000 by the state’s Cannabis Control Commission for regulatory violations.

Newburyport firm expanding to Worcester with acquisition of Sequel Law

Sequel Law, a Worcester-based firm specializing in divorce and family law, has been acquired.

Veterans lobby for ballot initiative that would decriminalize medical psychedelic use

The measure would establish licensed facilities where people could buy and take the drugs under supervision, and Bay Staters would also be permitted to grow and use them at home.
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🔒Falling rates: The Fed’s cut to interest rates will boost the Central Mass. economy, yet the impact may not be immediate

The most straightforward analysis of the rate reduction is it’s good news for people and businesses who are either looking to borrow or who are already paying down debt.

🔒A new outlook: MetroWest chamber’s new CEO leans into community engagement and growth as he begins his tenure

Shah plans on leveraging his experience in public education and nonprofit work to promote education among business owners.

After hospital closure, Healey assembles group to address Nashoba Valley health care

The Gov. Maura Healey Administration has 32 officials to a working group assembled to address the healthcare needs of a region now left without a hospital. 

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...
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Jack’s Abby parent to buy high-profile Everett brewery, to become largest Mass. brewer

Hendler Family Brewing was already the largest brewer in Central Massachusetts.

Cannabis delivery businesses await long-anticipated end of two-driver requirement

The Cannabis Control Commission is poised to vote later this month on regulations that would finally put into motion policy changes they agreed to last year, and which struggling cannabis delivery businesses say would make a big difference to their bottom lines.
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