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Sutton Manufacturer Sold

Sutton-based Mayfield Plastics has been sold to a Holyoke company, Universal Plastics.
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Briefing: Blackstone Valley Development

The 11 Massachusetts towns in the Blackstone Valley are not thought of as large economic centers. But,...
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Road To Revival: Blackstone Valley Towns Continue To Reap Benefits Of Route 146

When state officials decided in the 1990s to upgrade Route 146 and widen the connection between Worcester,...
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Drawbacks In A Growth Industry: More farmers markets may put more pressure on local growers

Farming with her husband in Oxford for 29 years, Fran Shivick is known at local farmers markets...
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Sutton Land Could Get Second Life

An Auburn-based developer has purchased a parcel of land in Sutton that was once slated for a...
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