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Central Mass. malls reopening this week

This week is marking a major milestone in a return toward normalcy for the Massachusetts economy as major shopping malls reopen.

SBA lender focusing on businesses initially ineligible for PPP funding in program’s $320B second round

In an interview for the WBJ Podcast, bankHometown President and CEO Robert Morton said the Oxford-based bank already had 250 loans totaling about $15 million lined up for when the second round of Paycheck Protection Program.

Property for planned Millbury marijuana facility sells for $10M

A building on Latti Farm Road in Millbury that's slated for a cannabis cultivation facility has been bought by the applicant for $9.7 million.

🔒Spectrum has evolved for 50 years to treat addiction

When Spectrum Health Systems got its start half a century ago, the agency was located in Methuen, was named the Challenge House, and the addiction treatment industry thought little of the complex ways people could be helped.
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bankHometown completes $1B merger with Millbury Savings

The Hometown Financial Group announced Monday its Oxford-based bankHometown has completed its merger with Millbury Savings Bank.

Recreational weed stores open in Ayer, Millbury

Central Massachusetts has added two more recreational marijuana shops in Ayer and Millbury after the state Cannabis Control Commission authorized stores in those towns to open.

Dairy farm equipment supplier purchases land for $2M for new facility in Sutton

IBA Inc., a Millbury-based supplier of dairy farm equipment, will be relocating to a new 70,000-square-foot facility in Sutton with the purchase of the property for just under $2 million. 

Millbury luxury apartments sold for $17.5M

A 112-unit luxury apartment complex in a renovated Millbury factory has been sold to a Maryland property investment firm for $17.5 million.
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Aquarion Water changes Central Mass. leadership

Aquarion Water Company, the privately-owned utility servicing Oxford and Millbury and a subsidiary of utility company Eversource, has announced a change in leadership for its Central Massachusetts operations. 

The economic impact of legal pot is limited, as Mass. seeks the right balance

Worcester could have up to 15 cannabis shops. Western cities of similar size show there could be demand for far more, but the economic impact may not be so noticeable.
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