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UMass Memorial, Harrington formalize merger agreement

UMass Memorial Health Care and Harrington Healthcare have finalized their merger agreement, the entities announced Wednesday, sending the proposal to state officials for regulatory approval.

Holy Cross president to step down

The College of the Holy Cross on Tuesday announced its president, Rev. Philip Boroughs, would step down from his role at the end of the academic year, ending his nine-year run leading the Jesuit liberal arts college in Worcester.

WBJ Podcast: Galaxy Life Sciences’ plans for a Worcester biotech cluster

Webster developer Galaxy Life Sciences believes the Massachusetts life sciences industry is so strong, the company will have a new tenant lined up for its new $50-million biomanufacturing facility in a matter of months.

Liquor store executive pays $2M for Webster plaza

Adjacent commercial buildings in a Webster retail plaza have sold for $2 million to a Charlton buyer.
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Curaleaf adding 50 new jobs to Webster cultivation and manufacturing facility

Cannabis company Curaleaf, headquartered in Wakefield, will add more than 50 new jobs at its recently expanded cultivation-and-manufacturing facility in Webster, the company announced on Tuesday.

Harrington expands coronavirus testing

Harrington HealthCare System has expanded its public coronavirus testing with a new test location at its Webster campus.

Q&A: Trappist monks have expanded Spencer Brewery during COVID

The Spencer Brewery Director Fr. Isaac Keeley, known by most as Fr. Isaac, spoke with WBJ about the brewery's recently expanded distribution list, operating in the world of COVID-19 and what it’s like balancing two popular brands.

MTD Micro Molding completes 12K-sq.-ft. expansion to Charlton facility

MTD Micro Molding in Charlton has completed a 11,700 square-foot expansion to its manufacturing facility, bringing its total size to 27,450 feet, the company announced on Monday.
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Old Sturbridge Village closing lodges, as demand drops

Old Sturbridge Village will reduce its hours and close its lodging facilities, as well as temporarily stop taking reservations for weddings and other events, museum president and CEO Jim Donahue announced in a Sept. 2 statement.

Nichols president retiring at end of school year

Nichols College President Susan West Engelkemeyer will retire at the end of this school year following a decade leading the Dudley school, Nichols announced Wednesday.
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