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Chang-Díaz ends campaign for governor

Sen. Sonia Chang-Díaz on Thursday ended her campaign for governor, a move that clears Attorney General Maura...

QCC, Abbvie receive $500K for biotech workforce training

Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester has received $500,000 to support workforce development in the biotechnology industry, part of $2 million in Massachusetts Workforce Success Grants announced on Tuesday.

🔒Focus inward to bring your best leadership self to life

The best leaders will admit the art and science of leadership is a life-long skills-building journey. Going on the requisite inner journey can be scary, and it can be transformational for those courageous enough.

SJC tosses app-based drivers question from ballot

The Supreme Judicial Court has tossed the ballot question involving the status and benefits for app-based drivers...
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🔒Editorial: The benefits of marijuana

In 2018, before the first adult-use cannabis dispensaries had even opened, 46 Central Massachusetts cities and towns had either moratoriums or all-out bans against any marijuana businesses opening in their communities. Today, that number sits at 15.

License access bill enacted over Baker’s veto

Starting next summer, immigrants without legal status in Massachusetts will have access to state-issued driver's licenses thanks...

Remote work influencing downtowns, housing sector

Many employees have returned to the in-person daily grind more than two years after the pandemic reshaped...

Viewpoint: Worcester well positioned for next economic revolution

As it enters its fourth century, Worcester has newfound energy and momentum.
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Natick-based ActivSignal receives MassVenture grant

A Natick company that has helped detect levels of COVID-19 in wastewater testing has been named a recipient of a $100,000 award from venture capital firm MassVentures. 

🔒Editorial: Set the stage for another 300 years

As the exact date of the 300th anniversary of Worcester’s founding ticks closer to June 14 and all the tercentennial celebrations ensue, the focus should then shift away from the past and toward the future.
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