Greater Worcester

Bay State Investment Fund LLC of Worcester has purchased the former Salty Dog building at 1 Kelley Sq. for $1 million, the company said.

July home sales in Worcester dropped at a slightly lower rate than the rest of the Bay State, although the median price was slightly higher, according to Re/Max of New England.

Widow of ex-Norton employee claims once widely-used substance led to her illness.

“Trey” Cassidy is back in the state where he grew up, this time as the new leader...

<i>This year, the Worcester Business Journal marks its 25th anniversary. In each print and online edition, we will highlight a major event in the Central Massachusetts business community between 1990 and 2014, and explore how that event impacts today's business scene. Later this year, on Oct. 13, we'll publish a special 25th Anniversary commemorative edition and look at the region's companies and business leaders who have made a difference over the last quarter-century. We'll also look ahead to what the coming years could bring.</i>

The Massachusetts Health Connector Wednesday announced 15 organizations across the commonwealth, including one in Worcester, will receive grants totaling close to $1.5 million and serve as “navigators”: community-based experts that will help consumers sign up for health care during the upcoming fall enrollment period.

An abandoned factory building in Worcester will be converted into 94 apartments as a result of $17 million in loans to the developer, the Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency announced Friday.

Reliant Medical Group of Worcester is closing its 11 EasyCare pharmacies within its Central Massachusetts facilities next week after selling the pharmacy operations to CVS, the organizations announced.

A state agency has checked off on UMass Memorial Health Care's sale of Wing Memorial Hospital in Palmer to Baystate Health of Springfield, clearing the way for the transaction.

The Central Massachusetts and Montachusett regional planning commissions are spearheading a “Buy Local” initiative to boost the sale of the area's agricultural and food products, the Central Massachusetts commission announced Monday.