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Behavioral Healthcare Services will move from its longtime home off Park Avenue in Worcester to a new four-story office building on Shrewsbury Street.

Nearly $1 million in recycling grants has been awarded to six companies -- including two in Central Massachusetts -- to enable better processing of food, wood and plastics.

The Worcester Wine Festival, set for September, is expanding for its second year and is now twice as long as the inaugural event last year, organizers said earlier this month.

The Fitchburg Sentinel & Enterprise will close its longtime offices this month, leaving its shrinking staff to work remotely just three months after its editor was laid off.

Two employees at Sturbridge-based McCurdy Insurance passed licensing exams. Justin Bellinger, commercial lines manager, and Emily Simons,...

There is no question more women are in leadership positions today than a generation ago, but improving on the past doesn't necessarily mean we've reached the right level of diversity. While women represent 49 percent the workforce, they don't come close to half the leadership in our companies.

We can't capture the best stories, best advice and greatest intelligence of the Central Mass. business community by relying on half the population.

Central Mass. organizations like Workers Credit Union and the Worcester Community Action Council are just some that gave to charities in January.

The College of the Holy Cross will keep its longtime Crusaders name for its athletics program after hearing input from the public.

The student newspaper at College of the Holy Cross will no longer be called The Crusader, which shared a name with a publication of the Ku Klux Klan.