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Q&A: Milford cannabis tester expanding as industry grows more accepted

ProVerde President Chris Hudalla and CEO Peter Ianuzzi spoke with WBJ about the company’s past, future plans, as well as the history of the cannabis testing market.

Polar Park hits 9,508 capacity for the first time

Polar Park hit its stated capacity of 9,508 for the first time since the baseball stadium opened for baseball on June 1, the Worcester Red Sox announced on Saturday.

Two Metrowest breweries selected as Northeast’s top 15 in online ratings

Online ratings firm RAVE Reviews selected Lookout Farm Brewing in South Natick and Jack's Abby Brewing from Framingham as part of its list Top Breweries in the Northeast 2021.
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🔒Q&A: Despite reopening, The Strand hasn’t survived yet

The coronavirus pandemic created 15 long months of no business at The Strand historic cinema draft house in Clinton, which shows a variety of movies a few months, years, and even decades after they first debuted in theaters.

🔒Harassment allegations in the craft beer industry show importance of deliberately building a healthy workplace

Toxic masculinity and bro culture are amorphous terms, but in the workplace, they manifest in clear ways.

🔒Webster’s growing downtown led by influx of restaurants

Aided by the town’s rising popularity as a place to live and the local government’s incentive programs, in the past year alone, five new businesses have opened in downtown Webster, with two more scheduled to open in August.

ProVerde lab to test adult-use cannabis in Milford

ProVerde Laboratories, Inc., a cannabis testing company, received on July 15 a final license from the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission to test adult-use cannabis at its Milford facility.
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Ban on happy hour here to stay, says Baker

Count Gov. Charlie Baker among those uninterested in reversing the state's decades-old ban on "happy hour" drink promotions, even if that position makes him, as he put it, "a stick in the mud."

Mass. hotel industry struggling more than other states

Massachusetts this year is expected to endure a sharper drop in hotel industry jobs than the nation as a whole, according to a new report.
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