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MetroWest Medical Center has new CEO

MetroWest Medical Center has a new CEO in Andrew Harding, who began his first day on the job Monday.

Brew Coffee Bean opens in Marlborough

Frank Peace once served as a director of operations across New England for Starbucks, so he knows the coffee giant's strengths and weaknesses. Now he's a competitor.

Sturbridge’s Idea Agency acquired by N.H. firm

Idea Agency, a Sturbridge marketing firm, has been acquired by Pannos Marketing of New Hampshire, Idea Agency announced Thursday.

AAFCPAs Wealth Management names new co-directors

AAFCPAs Wealth Management, a financial planner in Westborough, has named two new co-directors of the firm.

Framingham State opens food pantry for students

Framingham State University has become the latest college to open a food pantry for hungry students.

Millis development to start selling 324 homes

Sales will begin Monday for a new 324-unit housing development at the former Glen Ellen Country Club in Millis.

WPI researchers granted $145k to attack human trafficking networks

Worcester Polytechnic Institute is using a $145,000 grant to help researchers explore how analytical tools can be used to attack human trafficking networks.

Polar unveils latest seasonal seltzers

Polar Beverages has unveiled its latest seasonal seltzers for the winter, following up on summer flavors and the Worcester company's Impossibly Good line of drinks.

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Polar Beverages’ early entry into seltzers gives it an advantage in a booming market

Consumers are ditching soda in droves, and overwhelmingly are turning instead to seltzer, where Polar Beverages has long been a mainstay, especially in New England.

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