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Harrington opens first Conn. behavioral health facility

Southbridge-based Harrington Hospital has opened a new outpatient behavioral health office in Putnam, Conn., the organization's first location outside of Massachusetts.

MetroWest home sales rise on low inventory

Single-family home sales rose in many MetroWest communities in February, including Marlborough, Natick and Milford, as inventory in many cities and towns remained low.

Worcester company, father & son sentenced for illegal waste facilities

A father and son from Charlton have been sentenced to three years of probation for operating illegal solid and hazardous waste facilities in Worcester and Oxford.

Charlton, Worcester lead charge against opioid makers

In the 1990s, there was retribution for the public health damage done by tobacco companies. Now, the pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution industry could be on track to settle another landmark public health lawsuit.
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Toys “R” Us closures create next evolution in big box tenants

The quickly changing retail landscape took a new hit with the closure of a Sam's Club in Worcester in January and the impending closure of Toys “R” Us in Auburn, Leominster, Northborough, Millbury and Framingham.

SCHOTT planning $2M Southbridge investment, larger workforce

SCHOTT Lighting & Imaging in Southbridge has completed a $750,000 renovation of its offices and another $2-million investment planned over the next two years.

North Brookfield medical pot company plans recreational expansion

A North Brookfield medical marijuana grower currently without a dispensary is seeking to grow recreational marijuana, according to a legal filing.

Local doctors steer patients away from prescriptions

One local healthcare system is trying to stem opioid dependence and addiction through other pain relief options.
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Flash fire at Dudley factory injures three workers

A flash fire at a Dudley aerosol packaging plant Friday sent three workers to the hospital with minor injuries, fire officials said.

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