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🔒No bad time for good ideas: eSki shows how startups can build up their profiles

Worcester personal watercraft company shows how even in a shaky economy, good ideas can get close to investment ready.

Mass. lost jobs in June, but labor force dropouts kept unemployment low

The statewide unemployment rate in Massachusetts remained low in June, dropping by two-tenths of a percentage point since May.

Testing executive knocks marijuana regulators

Each person who testified before the Joint Committee on Cannabis Policy on Tuesday got three minutes to make their case. But the founder and CEO of one of the first laboratories approved to test marijuana in Massachusetts probably could have gone on for hours telling lawmakers about the issues he has with the Cannabis Control Commission.

New market seeks to add life to Downtown Worcester on Saturdays

A weekly outdoor market will bring handmade and vintage goods, a farmers market, and entertainment to the courtyard at The Glass Tower in Downtown Worcester beginning on July 22.
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Former Leominster event venue sold to education nonprofit serving those with disabilities

Keystone Educational Collaborative has purchased Apple Hill Farm and Country Club in Leominster for a new educational facility.

Mass. gaming regulators reject wagering on LIV golf

Bay Staters will remain unable to wager on the Saudi-backed LIV Golf after gaming regulators on Tuesday rejected an application to open it up to sports betting ahead of an anticipated merger.

Tree House opens brewery on 100-acre Connecticut farm

Tree House Brewing Co., which opened a fermentory on a 100-acre Woodstock farm in 2019, has begun offering retail sales at its Connecticut facility.

EcoTarium names Fletcher Tilton attorney as board chair

The EcoTarium Museum of Science and Nature named attorney Joseph Bartulis, chair of the labor and employment law practice group at Worcester law firm Fletcher Tilton, as the Worcester museum’s new chair of the board of trustees.
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Bull Mansion restaurant Nuestra to close on Saturday

Nuestra, chef Natalie Rodriguez’s Puerto Rican restaurant located in Worcester’s historic Bull Mansion, will close for good on Saturday.

Lundgren proposes six-story apartment building on Shrewsbury Street parking lot

Lundgren Equity Partners of Auburn is seeking to build a 87-unit apartment building at a Shrewsbury Street property currently being used as a private park lot.
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