Massachusetts has a decent public records law, although legislators aren't subject to it and it lacks real teeth for enforcement, as there are few consequences when governments drag their feet.
It is eye-opening to hear from the world’s leading investor that a singular focus on money isn’t the only bottom line we should be paying attention to.
A new resource center for entrepreneurs and neighborhood businesses will open in March as a major component of a state-funded effort to help Worcester's Main South neighborhood.
The 2019 Power 50 included Worcester Red Sox Chairman Larry Lucchino, UMass Memorial Health Care CEO Eric Dickson, Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commissioner Shaleen Title, and Quinsigamond Community College President Luis Pedraja.