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Following auction, former Becker College house sold for $230K

The sale of the 1812 House, a former Becker College property located at 981 Main St. in Leicester, has been finalized.

Leicester diner owners open new restaurant on Worcester’s Restaurant Row

The owners of the Twisted Fork Bistro in Leicester closed that restaurant and now opened a new one, 185 Bistro on Shrewsbury Street in Worcester.

MassDevelopment expands clean energy financing program to include new construction

MassDevelopment has expanded its Property Assessed Clean Energy Massachusetts program, once available only to existing buildings, to include new construction projects.

🔒Q&A: Leicester curiosity shop delights in the whimsical, witchy, and retro

Vintage Rebel Curiosity Shop in Leicester refers to itself as “We’re one of those ‘don't know you need it until you see it’ kind of stores.”
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🔒Q&A: The vintage farmhouse vibe in Webster

Shop owner Sheri Putnam, together with her husband Bob Putnam and Design Coordinator Susan Krysinski, maintain an ever-rotating stock of farmhouse-styled merchandise that all but bursts off the shelves.

More than a dozen Cumberland Farms properties sold in Central Mass. for $73M as Calif. firm begins $1.5B East Coast expansion

California-based Realty Income Corp. has begun acquiring Cumberland Farms locations as part of a $1.5-billion sale-leaseback deal with United Kingdom-based EG Group.

Leicester apartment complex sells for $4M

The Leicester Garden Apartments at 1671 Main St. in Leicester sold on Wednesday for $4 million, according to the Worcester District Registry of Deeds.

Seven Hills to acquire $5M Leicester nonprofit ARCHway

Leicester nonprofit ARCHway will merge under the umbrella of the Worcester nonprofit Seven Hills Foundation on April 1.
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Ziggy Bombs to open Leicester shop

Sandwich shop Ziggy Bombs, which opened its first permanent location in December on Franklin Street in Worcester, plans to open a second store in Leicester. 

🔒Avoiding startup costs: Diddy’s foray in Central Mass. cannabis

By purchasing well-established marijuana stores, Sean "Diddy" Combs is buying into already profitable establishments with a proven track record. His investment creates the first minority-owned, vertically-integrated multi-state cannabis operator in America.
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