Grafton

As a further sign in the growing demand for Central Mass. real estate, more MetroWest and Boston companies are reaching out to local cultural institutions to provide employees with area benefits.

The region's latest Movers & Shakers.

Two Central Massachusetts businesses have received $300,000 in grants from the commonwealth's Recycling Business Development Grant program that will enable them to better process and manage packaged food material.

Worcester-based Compassionate Homecare and three individuals have been indicted in connection with allegations that they stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from the state's Medicaid program.

The board of directors for the Community Harvest Project of North Grafton has hired Cordelia Lyon as the organization's new executive director.

While cities like Worcester and Boston have a higher number of millionaires, laid-back communities in MetroWest have some of the highest concentrations in the state.

Numerous area organizations are pooling resources and joining forces to combat youth obesity, which affects more than a third of local children and teenagers.

A policy guide for low-income solar projects holds up Massachusetts as a leader in making solar energy accessible to low-income communities.

Dr. Warren J. Ferguson has been honored by the Worcester District Medical Society as Community Clinician of...

Marguerite Thorsen has opened a marketing consultancy for medium-sized businesses, Thorsen & Associates, in Marlborough. She has...