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Worcester to offer translation services for over 90 languages

The City of Worcester has partnered with nonprofit Ascentria Care Alliance to provide language bank services for over 90 languages to improve access to city services for residents with limited English proficiency.

Alum brings urban farming to Clark University

The journey of Worcester-founded and now Boston-based Freight Farms has come full-circle -- Clark University is bringing one of the fully-contained farms to its campus.

Charter opens new Worcester retail location

Charter Communications has opened a new retail store that the internet and television provider says will offer better services to its customers while consolidating two retail locations into one.

Worcester display firm opens media division

The Worcester trade show exhibit creator and mill work company BlueHive announced it will branch out and offer social media services.
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$200K loaned to North Central businesses

The North Central Massachusetts Development Corporation (NCMDC) has recently granted three small business loans totaling $194,000 to help selected businesses expand while retaining 60 jobs in the region, the organization announced Thursday.

Central Mass. physicians recognized by Harvard Pilgrim Health Care

Six Central Massachusetts physicians groups have been named to Harvard Pilgrim Health Care's 14th annual Physician Group Honor Roll.

Worcester company contributes to Hyundai steel mill

Equipment provided by Primetals Technologies of Worcester has begun producing steel that will make its way into Hyundai's transmissions and engines.

IT company sets roots in Worcester

Worcester information technology service provider Cinch IT Inc. is close to buying its own building, which the company said marks a commitment to doing business in the city for years to come.
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Accolades & Honors

Laura Silver Traiger, a lawyer with Starr Vander Linden LLP of Worcester, was awarded a Deborah H....

Apps not always the best mobile solution

As mobile phones and tablets start to become the Internet device of choice, Central Massachusetts businesses are finding new ways to reach their customers and realizing there are more options than apps.
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