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Webster’s Rose Room to open beer garden

The Rose Room Cafe & Tonic Bar, a Webster restaurant known for its locally sourced cuisine, announced on Tuesday via a social media post it will expand to a second location, with a new restaurant called Andy’s Neighborhood Canteen.

Jean McDonough dies at 93

Jean McDonough, revered local philanthropist and one half of the duo that grew the Spencer-based adhesive coating manufacturer FLEXcon into the global name it is today, died in her home on Sunday morning at the age of 93, according to her obituary.

QCC names adjunct faculty member, alumnus as head of Southbridge outpost

Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester has named Geraldo Maldonado, an adjunct faculty member and alumnus, as site leader for the school’s Southbridge location, which relocated to Southbridge High School last summer.

AMCOMM Wireless sells remaining five stores to BeMobile

Charlton-based AMCOMM Wireless, which at times operated stores across Central Massachusetts, has sold its remaining five stores to BeMobile, a Verizon-authorized cell phone retailer based in North Dakota, the local business announced on Wednesday.
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As a new CEO came in, IPG’s profits rose 83% in the second quarter

Oxford laser manufacturer IPG Photonics reported a second quarter profit of $69.8 million in a report released on Tuesday.

Nichols names gender equity advocate as associate dean for academic affairs

Nichols College in Dudley has named Jean Beaupre, faculty advisor to the school's Institute for Women's Leadership and associate professor of communication and marketing, as associate dean for academic affairs.

As long-time leader eases into less intense role, Swissturn/USA names new president

Swissturn/USA, an Oxford-based Swiss screw machine manufacturer, has appointed Rick Laviolette as its new president.
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🔒New Nichols College president plans to expand the school’s brand

When students return to campus at Nichols College this fall, they will be greeted by a new face: Glenn Sulmasy, who began his term July 1 as president of the institution in Dudley.

🔒Webster’s growing downtown led by influx of restaurants

Aided by the town’s rising popularity as a place to live and the local government’s incentive programs, in the past year alone, five new businesses have opened in downtown Webster, with two more scheduled to open in August.
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