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WBJ announces inaugural Real Estate Awards

If you know who is buying, selling, leasing, building, closing, and demolishing in Central Massachusetts, you have a strong understanding of the region’s economy and the direction it’s headed.

🔒Worcester law firm tackles a wave of successions with strategic planning and an assist from AI

Mirick began preparing for this wave of retirements roughly five years ago, said Power and Chief Human Resources Officer Betsy Landry, building on lessons already learned managing attorney succession.

🔒Q&A with C.C. Lowell: ‘I’d like it to be around for another 175 years.’

Founded in 1852, C.C. Lowell Art Supply has been providing fine art supplies to generations of artists and creators.

🔒Florida firm acquires Auburn’s Atech Turbine Components

The purchase of Atech brought with it the firm’s repair capabilities, its long-standing relationship with aviation giant Pratt & Whitney Canada, and opportunities to further expand Atech’s capacity and capabilities.
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From plywood to pet care: Second Chance plans new Worcester veterinary hospital, launches $1.2M fundraising campaign

“This expansion gives us an opportunity to rethink what access to care can look like,” Sheryl Blancato, Second Chance founder and CEO, said.

🔒Eascra Biotech expands Worcester presence following $8M NASA award

Worcester-based nanomedicine firm Eascra Biotech has expanded its footprint at Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives, moving into a space more than three times the size of its initial lab.

NewVue selects next executive director

Fitchburg-based community development corporation NewVue Communities has named its next leader.

O’Day, Keefe among 155 primary winners expected to glide to re-election

Dozens of legislative candidates emerged from Tuesday's primaries with little standing between them and a seat on Beacon Hill in January.
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Republican candidate targets oversight, local aid in bid against Goldberg

Dionne said her strategy has been to "outwork" incumbent Treasurer Deb Goldberg.

AG fines addiction treatment firm in Worcester for using participants as free labor

Participants in men's programs in Worcester were not compensated for work they did for "external for-profit" companies.
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