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The 92,000-square-foot building named Exchange Place is planned for the site of the closed Rowe Funeral Home.
An apparent plan by Worcester Polytechnic Institute to buy two hotel properties with the intent of converting them into student housing has upset some of the city’s most prominent business and political leaders.
Since 2007, Fetterhoff has managed the Nashoba Valley Chamber of Commerce through COVID-19, while maintaining membership, building strong relationships with community leaders, and enhancing the chamber’s visibility and reputation.
Despite his young age, Whittredge has already had a large impact on the Central Massachusetts commercial real estate scene, particularly in Worcester’s urban core.
Some people find their next lawnmower on Craigslist, or perhaps a new apartment. Sean Brennan found a career.
The property is part of the Elm Park Neighborhood Local Historic District, a designation the area received in 2023.
Further beautification efforts may soon be underway in Leominster as the City’s Façade Improvement Program has been awarded $12,000 from the North Central Massachusetts Development Corp., the economic development branch of the North Central
It’s out with the old and in with the new, as the structure formerly known as the Unum Building has had signage for Worcester-based Fallon Health installed on its exterior.
The site of a proposed five-story, mixed-use building in downtown Marlborough has been purchased by a firm involved in the proposal for $3 million.
Longtime Bowditch & Dewey lawyers Michael Angelini and Lou Ciavarra, along with a significant number of other attorneys are leaving the 110-year-old Worcester law firm.
“Central Massachusetts will complement the existing strengths in Greater Boston, accelerating the momentum for the Commonwealth to lead the emerging biomanufacturing sector in the U.S.,” the report reads.
Attendance at Worcester Red Sox games dipped slightly through the first 50 home games of 2024, but remains above league average.
Hodge takes the role at a time where colleges across the country are facing the prospect of declining enrollment.
TD Bank has closed its branch in the Guaranty Building at 370 Main St. in downtown Worcester, leaving the 53-year old office building with another vacancy.
The Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services has signed onto a 10-year lease at the Southbridge Innovation Center.
The studio space includes multiple podcast studios, space for editing and production work, and a larger studio for film and photography work.
This week, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce and entrepreneurial hub Auxilium will launch StartUp Week Worcester, a multi-day event with tours, workshops, and a collegiate pitch competition. The event is part of the city’s greater effort to bring more attention to its burgeoning startup scene. Worcester incubator Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives has been a leader in bringing more young startups to the region and just saw the opening of the offices of investment firm Conifer Life Sciences at MBI.
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