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Oxford contractors buy trucking facility for $1.4M

The owners of Angers Trucking Inc. have sold the property hosting their facility in Oxford for $1.35 million, according to the Worcester South District Registry of Deeds.

Southbridge apartment entrepreneurs buy retail plaza for $12.6M

Two businesspeople, who previously owned an apartment complex in Southbridge, bought a 13-acre commercial retail plaza in that town for $12.6 million on Wednesday.

🔒How do you replace a college president? 8 Central Mass. colleges are finding out

Since 2020, more than half of Central Massachusetts’ colleges and universities have seen a transition in top leadership, with eight presidents leaving or announcing their departure in the last two years.

Nichols launches $15K accelerated MBA program

The Accelerated Convenient Transformational MBA is designed for business professionals with at least five years of experience looking to further their education, according to the college’s Wednesday press release.
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Baba Sushi owner to open fusion restaurant at former Fotini’s in Bolton

Weidong “Wilson” Wang, who owns Baba Sushi in Worcester and Sturbridge, bought the former Fotini’s Restaurant in Bolton for $1 million on Friday.

Massive retail center in Sturbridge drops $12M in value in recent sale

An expansive outdoor shopping center in Sturbridge sold for $31.6 million on Thursday.

North Brookfield Savings appoints new CFO

Kaz Borawski of Wilbraham has been hired by North Brookfield Savings Bank as its new senior vice president, CFO, and treasurer.

Trucking company fined $9K over Oxford spill

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection penalized A Line Corp. of North Attleborough with a $9,325 fine after an oil leak at the company's Oxford location.
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Nichols taps Bryant dean as new provost

Nichols College in Dudley has appointed Daniel Borgia, a dean and professor at Bryant University’s campus in Zhuhai, China, as its new provost.

Spectrum doubles internet speed in 30 Central Mass. towns

Spectrum Internet, a communications technology provider affiliated with Charter Communications, Inc., has doubled the starting download speed of its internet service from 100 to 200 Mbps throughout its Central Mass. locations, according to a Tuesday press release.
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