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Experts: City manager must excel at politics, organizational skills

Worcester's next city manager should be adept at overseeing a large organization, practicing long-range thinking and developing the political muscle to see changes through, according to a panel of experts.

Worcester drug treatment center expands into Rhode Island

Worcester-based drug and alcohol treatment center operator AdCare has agreed to purchase SSTAR of North Kingstown, R.I., for an undisclosed amount. This would be AdCare's second location in Rhode Island.

Report: T&G lays off at least 20 as new owner takes over

The Telgram & Gazette of Worcester laid off at least 20 news staffers Monday as a new owner took the helm.

UMMHC decreases Fairlawn ownership stake

UMass Memorial Health Care has reduced its ownership stake in Worcester's Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital from 50 percent to 20 percent, according to an announcement yesterday.
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Survey: College students want more downtown retail, services

College students in the Worcester area would apparently like to see the types of businesses in the downtown area that city officials hope will mark much of the landscape in a few years.

Despite traveling a sometimes risky path, immigrants seize business opportunities

Although many face obstacles entering the United States, immigrants are launching their own businesses at a higher rate than those started by native American citizens.

Non-compete argument heats up on Beacon Hill

Gov. Deval Patrick's inclusion in his economic development package of an end to most non-compete agreements drew the most heat during a Beacon Hill hearing Thursday.

Higgins Armory Museum to auction remaining items

Five months after closing its doors and putting the building up for sale, the Higgins Armory Museum said it will host a public liquidation auction of some of its remaining assets in two weeks.
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Millbury solar project complete

Boston-based renewable energy company First Wind said Wednesday that a solar project in Millbury, which will provide power to University of Massachusetts campuses in Worcester and Lowell, is complete and commercial operations have begun.

Siemens to build copper rod equipment in Worcester

German conglomerate Siemens Metals Technologies has inked a deal that will involve the engineering and manufacture of copper rod mills in Worcester.
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