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Canal District landlord buys Blackstone Valley multi-families for $2.2M

A Worcester property investor has paid $2.2 million for a portfolio of multifamily properties in Northbridge, Southbridge and Webster.

Tree House expanding to Cape Cod

Tree House Brewing Co. is planning a taproom on Cape Cod next summer, the Charlton craft brewer announced on social media Thursday.

Harrington opens immediate-access addiction center

Harrington HealthCare System has opened a new addiction treatment facility offering immediate access to those with alcohol and substance abuse disorders.

IPG reports 38% decline in profits, 3% drop in revenue

Oxford laser manufacturer IPG Photonics has reported a 38% decrease in its net revenue in the company’s third quarter, compared to the same time period in 2019, according to an earnings report released Friday.
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G&F Precision Molding acquires Maine’s Form Tech Tool & Mold

Sturbridge custom injection molder G&F Precising Molding has acquired Maine’s Form Tech Tool & Mold, headquartered in Biddeford, the company announced on Monday.

🔒No limits: Lifting liquor license caps produces vibrant restaurant districts

When a would-be restaurateur approaches Worcester city officials with a plan to open a new eatery, not so much stands in the way procedurally – at least compared to most Massachusetts cities and towns.

WBJ Podcast: Why Old Sturbridge Village places high value on its employees

Unlike many others in the hospitality industry impacted by the pandemic, the living history museum Old Sturbridge Village was put into a unique situation because of the highly skilled and specialized nature of its employees, which are hard to replace.

Auburn, Fitchburg, Southbridge, Worcester housing projects win share of $106M in state funding

Proposed housing developments in Auburn, Fitchburg, Southbridge and Worcester have received a share of $106 million in state funding announced Wednesday to help support the creation of new affordable housing.
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MCPHS appoints new president

After an eight-month search for a replacement to retired President Charles Monahan, MCPHS announced on Wednesday it has promoted Richard Lessard to the position permanently, after he has served as interim president since Monahan left in January.

WBJ Podcast: Slavery & the Central Mass. economy

Former WBJ Editorial Intern Devina Bhalla and News Editor Grant Welker discuss Bhalla's two-month deep-dive into slavery's history and legacy into the Central Massachusetts economy in this episode of the WBJ Podcast.
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