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From the Editor: A note about anonymous sources

At WBJ, we only will use anonymous sources when there is a realistic chance the people providing us with information will face repercussions to their safety and livelihoods if they are identified.

Mass. Senate passes bill expanding coverage for breast cancer screenings

Legislation expanding access to more rigorous follow-up breast cancer screenings and exams, particularly for patients with abnormal results or dense breast tissue, cleared the Senate Monday after winning House approval in July.

🔒Trivia answer key

Here are the answers to the photo trivia.

🔒Column: Plan to preserve your legacy

Having a comprehensive estate plan is important for every stage of life. As you reach your later years, you may wonder if you have done everything you can to preserve your legacy and protect those you’re leaving behind.
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🔒Column: The need for grandfamily housing

The need for grandfamily housing is significant as traditional elder or subsidized housing does not meet families' needs.

🔒WBJ publishes Senior Resource Guide for 2024

WBJ launched this Senior Resource Guide last year and continues with this year’s edition, not only for people like me but for those of all ages and backgrounds who need answers for the questions arising later in life.

🔒Editorial: Central Mass. banks find way to compete & stay local

In an ultra competitive environment, smaller local banks have two main things going for them: brand recognition and community connections.

🔒From the Editor: The start of something new

After the U.S. and Central Massachusetts got through the initial phases of the COVID pandemic, the economy was largely strong by traditional standards, with low unemployment and GDP growth. Yet, due to rapid inflation and the lingering effects of the COVID pandemic, the economy just wasn’t working for everybody.
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🔒Editorial: The continuing need to honor women professionals

Despite slow and steady progress toward addressing gender disparities in the professional world, much work remains to be done toward equality in the workplace.

🔒From the Editor: An ode to women making a difference

As a news organization, WBJ can’t dictate the gender of the people making news every day. However, a point of pride during my nine-year tenure as editor has been WBJ’s coverage of all aspects of the Central Massachusetts business community, particularly highlighting the underrepresented and undercovered ones.
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