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Hanover declares quarterly dividend

Worcester-based Hanover Insurance Group announced that its board of directors declared a quarterly dividend of 41 cents per share on the issued and outstanding common stock of the company.

Spectrum CEO hopes Maine closure prompts treatment-funding turnaround

When Spectrum Health Services shuts the doors to its only outpatient methadone clinic in Maine, it will be a first for the 46-year-old Worcester-based substance abuse treatment services provider.

As optimism holds steady in MetroWest, survey takers call for better transit

Business growth in MetroWest is continuing the same measured pace in 2015 that the annual Business Climate Survey found last year, with companies expecting moderate growth in jobs and revenue throughout this year.

WRTA adding bus route for 3 colleges

The Worcester Regional Transit Authority is adding bus route that will run between three of the city's colleges throughout the academic year, in an agreement with the Higher Education Consortium of Central Massachusetts (HECCMA).
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National rowing contest will return to Worcester

(UPDATED at 1:52 p.m.) USRowing's Masters National Championships is returning to Lake Quinsigamond next year, Destination Worcester said today. The competition will be held Aug. 18-21 and will be hosted by Destination Worcester and the Quinsigamond Rowing Association.

Baker launches investigation into Auburn foster child’s death

Gov. Charlie Baker called the death of a two-year girl and the hospitalization of a 22-month-old girl living in the same Auburn foster home over the weekend "tragic and frustrating," as he promised full criminal and internal investigations to determine how the incidents occurred and how they could have been prevented.

Buffett’s piece of Worcester

Wyman-Gordon has a rich history in Worcester, dating back to 1883 when it was founded as a...

Liberal arts strongholds stand by their plans

When Babson College came in first in Money Magazine's 2014 college rankings for educational value, beating out mainstays such as Harvard, it served notice to academia that the trade- and career-focused schools that had been perceived as ankle-biters to the established big dogs had drawn blood.
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Communities such as Worcester lean on tax-exempt nonprofits to help pay for services

Central Massachusetts, especially Worcester, is home to a number of nonprofits and other tax-exempt organizations. Last year, more than 30 percent of all land in the city was tax exempt.

Downtown streetscape plan needs a creative touch

Anyone who has not driven or walked around downtown Worcester within the last decade may well be left stunned by the changes that have taken place. After years of talk, but not a lot of action, efforts to make the downtown a more walkable center are well underway.
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