Grafton

Here's a round up of the latest real estate and development news from Central Massachusetts.

Here's a round up of the latest real estate and development news from Central Massachusetts.

The deal resolves allegations of Feedback Earth violating environmental laws, installing unauthorized equipment, and emitting odors impacting residents up to 4.4 miles away, according to the AG's office.

Despite the setback, the centers have persisted. A major breakthrough came when the federal government restarted background checks needed to enroll students.

After 46 years of owning and operating the restaurant, Edward Whiterell has decided to retire.

After years of complaints regarding the smell emanating from its Grafton facility, food recycling firm Feedback Earth has sold the property for $4.04 million amid a move out of Massachusetts.

In 2024, the member organizations of WFCC and its 270 medical volunteers delivered free medical care to 6,500 patients.

Built in 1805, the property houses a 100-seat restaurant located on the first floor.

McGovern, appearing alongside Congresswoman Lori Trahan and graduates of the Devens center, spoke outside the facility one day after a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order blocking the closures for another week. 

A federal judge had ordered the Trump Administration to stop its attempts to shutter Job Corps centers across the country, including in Grafton and Devens.