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The Gaming Commission on Thursday approved three days of horse racing at Suffolk Downs, the East Boston racetrack that lost out on its try for a casino license last year.

With the possible exception of a sports team that rises from the ash heap to championship contention,...

U-Haul and Townline Motor Sales have teamed up to serve as the neighborhood U-Haul dealer in North...

The past two years haven't always been good for small community hospitals. Challenged to keep up with technological advances and squeezed by competition from larger health systems as they struggle for reimbursement, three have closed across the state.

These Central Massachusetts businesses filed incorporation papers with the Massachusetts Secretary of State's Office from April 16-30,...

VIRTUAL DOCTORS VISITS A HARSH REALITY?UMass Memorial Health Care announced it's entering the field of virtual doctors'...

Lauren Plant, investor relations officer at Calare Properties, based in Hudson, was named a recipient of The...

OF NOTEBaystate Financial, with offices in Worcester and Southborough, raised $35,000 for the City Spotlights Leadership Program...

Massachusetts lost one of its truly great leaders last month when Dr. Aaron Lazare passed away at...

Town officials are pleased that Intel Corp. remains a strong presence in Hudson after it halted manufacturing operations last year. The computer chip maker still has about 850 employees working in its Massachusetts Design Center, a research and development facility at 75 Reed Rd. But that doesn't mean the officials are not not curious to see what Intel will do with the land on which the vacant manufacturing facility rests. Manufacturing operations officially ceased in May after the company announced in 2013 that they would end, because the facility wasn't fit for production of today's chips.