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The Greater Worcester Community Foundation has announced $142,000 in grants to 23 local organizations through the Worcester County Food Bank Fund to End Hunger.  

Clean energy company Ameresco, of Framingham, has completed its first European wind project, in Greece.

The Worcester Bravehearts will be back in their home city this year and will be returning as one of Worcester's two hometown baseball teams.

The hospitality industry is filled with small businesses who often employ a handful of people and are important to their communities, offering high-profile and well-known locations for people to gather and rally around.

Saint Vincent Hospital and the hundreds of nurses who've been on strike since early March have hit a milestone of sorts: they'll be sitting down at the negotiating table Monday.

The New England Newspaper & Press Association on Thursday and Friday awarded 11 journalism prizes to Worcester Business Journal, honoring the publication for a range of coverage including economic, diversity, coronavirus, design & opinion pieces.

While none of the area schools provided a bailout to Becker, they did step up to find homes for key programs, with the biggest move from Clark University in Worcester.

Signing an estate plan is a great feeling. It is one of life’s most important “to do” items. However, like most things in life, your plan needs maintenance.

In Worcester, many businesses have been hurting, particularly small businesses in the hospitality industry and those serving low-income neighborhoods.

Planned development projects in Devens, Lunenburg, Marlborough and Stubridge obtained state approval for incentives on Thursday, including for a fledgling vacant-storefront program in Marlborough.