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Voting for Best of Business awards closes on Monday

Voting for the WBJ’s 2023 Best of Business awards, which seeks to highlight institutions throughout Central Massachusetts based on reader votes, will close this coming Monday, Nov. 14.

🔒Charts: 2022 Central Mass. population changes

Berlin grew the most while Maynard shrank the most.

🔒Charts: 2022 Central Mass. property tax rates

A list of every Central Massachusetts communities' residential and commercial & industrial real estate tax rates

Family Health Center sticks by CEO after medical employees request leadership change

The Family Health Center of Worcester’s board opted to stand by President and CEO Louis Brady after medical personnel from healthcare provide requested a change in leadership amid layoffs, furloughs, resignations, and low morale.
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Logistics firm opens 83K-sq.-ft. cold-storage facility in Sturbridge

RLS Logistics of New Jersey unveiled its new cold-storage facility in Sturbridge, through an affiliate RLS Complete at an open house event on Thursday.

Former Fidelity Bank exec joins Clinton Savings Bank as chief lending officer

Clinton Savings Bank hired former Fidelity Co-operative Bank executive John Peculis as senior vice president, chief lending officer.

🔒WBJ names the 2022 Outstanding Women in Business

Each one of these winners is a gold mine in how to improve your business and your life.

Conn. businessman plans $18M electric vehicle education center in Sturbridge

The owner of 12 convenience stores and gas stations in Connecticut plans to build a $17.5-million electric vehicle discovery center and travel stop.
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🔒Q&A: Solvus Global aims to solve the world’s problems

Newlywed Sean Kelly co-founded Solvus Global with Aaron Birt to research solutions to problems plaguing the business world, by spinning off companies addressing those specific needs.

bankHometown’s parent to finalize $4B Quincy merger Oct. 7

Eastham’s Hometown Financial Group, Inc., parent company of Oxford’s bankHometown, and Randolph Bancorp, Inc. of Quincy have received regulatory approval for their proposed merger and announced Tuesday a target date of Oct. 7 for closing.
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