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Worcester among seven counties with substantial COVID transmission rates

The transmission rate of COVID-19 is now considered to be "high" or "substantial" in more than half of the state's 14 counties with residents of and visitors to Barnstable and Nantucket counties considered to be the most at risk, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

🔒Editorial: The rise of a young nonprofit

Not that long ago, the nonprofit Legendary Legacies was little more than just a whiteboard idea from Co-founder Ron Waddell, at the time an employee of the Worcester Community Action Council.

EcoTarium receives $1.1M in federal pandemic aid

Worcester science museum the EcoTarium received $1.1 million in funding from the federal Shuttered Venue Operators Grant program, the nonprofit announced Thursday.

Bill seeks electric infrastructure in all new construction

Massachusetts can avoid the "tremendous additional work, disruption and cost" involved with retrofitting buildings to meet its 2050 net-zero emissions target if the state requires all new construction and major renovation projects to install electric infrastructure, lawmakers said Tuesday.
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🔒An introduction to the 2021 Book of Lists

If you closely follow the subtle changes in content over the decades Worcester Business Journal has been producing its annual Book of Lists, you’ll see the evolution of the Central Massachusetts economy.

Attorney General Healey considering governor run, will announce decision in fall

Attorney General Maura Healey on Thursday forecast a decision on her political future this fall as the two-term Democrat weighs a possible run for governor in 2022 that would see her join a field that already includes three candidates.

Ameresco begins commercial operations Houston landfill plant

Framingham clean tech firm Ameresco, Inc. announced on Thursday it has started commercial operations at a Houston landfill gas plant.

🔒Editorial: Keep the good rules from the state of emergency

The end of the Massachusetts state of emergency on June 15 was a welcomed relief throughout the commonwealth, and represented a milestone in our continued recovery from the coronavirus.
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🔒A nutritious recipe for better health

Heart transplants may be prevented with lifestyle changes, such as diet, physical activity, stopping smoking and moderate weight loss.

Foundation for MetroWest has granted $5M during the pandemic

The Foundation for MetroWest, the Natick-based community foundation serving the MetroWest region, has distributed $5 million in emergency grants to community organizations since the coronavirus pandemic began.
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