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Auburn investment property sold for $740,000

An Auburn mixed-use building has been sold and will be the new expanded home of Fairway Mortgage, according to Glickman Kovago & Co., which handled the transaction for the sellers.

Boost Fitness to move Hudson location

Boost Fitness is moving its Hudson club in the fall to a larger facility in town, the company announced.

UPDATED: Auburn printing plant to close, up to 33 will lose jobs

Mass Web Printing's facility in Auburn will close July 3 as part of the company's sale, resulting in the loss of up to 33 jobs.

Union to protest Staples postal counters in Auburn

Postal worker union members and community activists are slated to protest today at Staples sites around the country, including the Auburn location.
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Commerce Bank shares in home rehab grant

Commerce Bank said it and Habitat for Humanity—MetroWest/Greater Worcester have been awarded a $50,000 grant by the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston that will help fund the rehabilitation of a single-family home in Auburn.

Buyout Of Auburn Beverage Firm Complete

Quality Beverage of Taunton said it has completed its acquisition of beverage distributor Consolidated Beverages, based in Auburn. Quality will now operate two divisions, in Taunton and Auburn.

Murray Blasts ‘Budget Buster’ Water Quality Regs

Just weeks into his new job as executive director of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce, former Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray is calling out the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for mandating costly upgrades to a Millbury treatment plant that cleans and releases Worcester's sewage.

Former Ethan Allen Building In Auburn Sold

The former Ethan Allen Showroom at 619 Southbridge Street in Auburn has been sold and will be redeveloped for new retail tenants, according to the broker, Glickman Kovago & Co.
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Daily Voice Shutters CMass Sites

The Daily Voice, a Connecticut-based network of news websites, is shutting down its 11 Central Massachusetts locations, according to several published reports.

Business Mixes With Advocacy, Concern At Pot Forum

Patients, doctors, substance abuse counselors, politicians, lawyers, veterans and entrepreneurs hoping to cash in on the legalization of medical marijuana weighed in on potential regulations Wednesday afternoon in Worcester.
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