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Bay State Savings Bank has promoted three people at its Worcester headquarters: THOMAS BELTON to senior vice...

Riverdale Mills founder dies at 88

James Knott, Sr., the founder of Northbridge wire mesh manufacturer Riverdale Mills, has died at the age of 88, the company announced.

Koopman Hardware family sells land to storage business for $6.6M

The family behind Koopman Hardware & Lumber has sold part of its Grafton property and a Whitinsville site for a combined $6.6 million to a national storage facility firm.

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Framingham files lawsuit against opioid manufacturers

Framingham has joined a growing list of Central Massachusetts town to file lawsuits against pharmaceutical manufacturers for their role in the opioid crisis that has gripped the area for years.

Riverdale Mills: Steel tariffs hurting American companies, jobs, seafood

At least one Central Massachusetts company is anticipating scaling back its operations after President Donald Trump imposed a 25-percent tariff on steel imports last week.

Charlton, Worcester lead charge against opioid makers

In the 1990s, there was retribution for the public health damage done by tobacco companies. Now, the pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution industry could be on track to settle another landmark public health lawsuit.

Milford human services agency lands $16.4M MassDevelopment bond

A Milford-based health and human services agency has secured a $16.4 million bond to purchase land for a new group home in Shrewsbury and a 9,600-square-foot athletic center.
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Riverdale Mills embraces Central Mass. manufacturing history

Northbridge wire mesh product manufacturer Riverdale Mills has had a busy few years, expanding its business to new markets and throwing its hat into the ring to be part of President Donald Trump's wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.

Business cards play more of a marketing role in digital era

Business cards once had to serve as Rolodex-filling necessities if someone wanted to remember how to reach an important or distant contact. In the digital age, that's not as necessary.
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