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P&W Railroad reaches agreement with clerical union

Providence & Worcester Railroad has entered into an eight-year collective bargaining agreement with the Transportation Communications International Union (TCU), which will include a compounded annual pay increase of 24 percent over the eight years for its workforce of clerical and dispatch employees, the union said.

S&P lowers UMass Memorial outlook

UMass Memorial Health Care's (UMMHC) credit rating outlook was lowered Friday from stable to negative by Standard & Poor's Rating Services following weaker-than-expected quarterly earnings.

DCU Center work gets $5M in capital spending bill

A $1.3 billion capital bond bill sailed through the Senate last week in a unanimous vote after senators tacked on dozens of local earmarks adding about $120 million to the borrowing bill's bottom line.

UniBank picks Charter for online support

Whitinsville-based UniBank has selected Charter Business to provide it with wide area network fiber service and high-speed internet to support online services and other technology initiatives, according to a statement from Charter Communications.
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21 organizations in Central Mass. win building grants

The Patrick administration is awarding nearly $14 million in grants to support new building projects for nonprofit arts and cultural organizations, schools, and communities across the state, including 21 in Central Massachusetts.

Polar signs on to distribute energy drink

Worcester-based Polar Beverages has entered into a new distribution partnership with the maker of energy drink Xenergy, the company, Las Vegas-based Xyience Xenergy, announced this week.

Worcester non-profit to change name

Lutheran Social Services of Worcester said it will change its name to help expand its reach and shift its direction without changing its core values.

Obama: Worcester Tech an example for U.S.

President Obama held Worcester Technical High School up as an example of the success that can come from partnerships between the private sector and public schools Wednesday afternoon at Worcester Tech's 2014 commencement.
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Worcester roads to close for Obama visit

President Barack Obama's presence in the Worcester area will be felt tomorrow, even for those who haven't snagged a ticket to the Worcester Technical High School commencement.

Homes sales up, confidence down in May

Pending single-family and condominium sales in Central Massachusetts rose in May, according to the state's Realtors' group, while confidence among its members statewide fell.
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