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WBJ Podcast: The meteoric rise of Stephanie Ramey

On May 11, the 35-year-old Stephanie Ramey took over as president of the Worcester Railers Hockey Club, after the Worcester native and Worcester State University graduate already had led the tourism marketing agency Discover Central Mass. for two years.

Kimberly Salmon to lead Hanover Insurance Group Foundation

Kimberly Salmon will join The Hanover Insurance Group as the company's assistant vice president of community relations, the company announced in a statement on Wednesday.

🔒Q&A: Estate planning attorney finds more people are thinking about the end

Since the coronavirus pandemic began spreading in the United States, estate planning attorney Linda Cammuso has seen a noticeable increase in clients seeking out her services for themselves and their businesses.

🔒How Central Mass. biz owners are taking over Instagram

Savvy Central Mass. social media managers all seem to report the same phenomenon, which is a business owner’s dream: post a product online and see it fly off the shelves.
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The owner of Berlin restaurant where Oscar-nominated movie was filmed has been charged with COVID-19 stimulus fraud

The owner of the Berlin restaurant where Chris Evans shot a movie scene faces charges for filing fraudulent coronavirus relief loan applications through the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Southborough insurance company refunds $90K to bars and restaurants from liquor policies

Southborough-based Hospitality Insurance Group has processed nearly $90,000 worth of refunds for liquor liability policyholders whose policies expired between March 16 and May 4, the company announced in a press release last month.

As financial markets tanked, Hanover lost $40M in 1Q

The Hanover Insurance Group in Worcester reported a $40-million loss in the first quarter, compared to $122 million in profit in the first quarter 2019, the company announced its quarterly earnings report released Tuesday.

T&G editor to oversee Framingham, Milford, Gardner papers

The top editor for the Telegram & Gazette in Worcester has been promoted to oversee the newspaper's sister outlets in Framingham, Milford and Gardner.
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Virtual notarization temporarily signed into law

Gov. Charlie Baker signed off on a law allowing for remote notarization while Massachusetts remains in an economic lockdown, State Sen. Bruce Tarr's office announced in a Monday press release.

Former Sentinel & Enterprise reporter joins WBJ to lead digital coverage

Monica Busch, who has written for publications in Fitchburg, Martha's Vinyard and New York City, has joined the Editorial Department of Worcester Business Journal to be its primary digital reporter.
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