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Project at former Fairway Beef site the latest Worcester housing development facing delays

Another Worcester area housing development is facing delays due to the current economic climate and supply chain issues.

Unemployment rate for people with disabilities in Worcester sits at 12.1% as state economist raises alarm over disparities

Five cities -- Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Fall River and Lowell -- are home to more than 100,000 working-age individuals with disabilities, representing 20 percent of the state's disability population.

Watchdog warns of poor conditions at Bridgewater State Hospital

A watchdog report sounded the alarm about a range of poor conditions that observers found at Bridgewater State Hospital, including mold contamination, difficulty accessing treatments and allegedly unlawful ways of restraining patients.

Developer behind two Worcester projects, including at former Notre Dame site, trying to sell downtown property

The 3.91-acre lot has been re-listed for sale with an asking price of $5.25 million.
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WooSox promote longtime employee to be first female general manager in team history

With this promotion, Cooper becomes the third female general manager in Triple-A Minor League Baseball, according to a press release issued by the WooSox on Wednesday.

Central Mass. local unemployment rates climb slightly to start 2024

Local unemployment rates throughout Central Massachusetts climbed to begin 2024, although the January figures are still lower than the rate seen at that time last year. 

DPH refutes Saint Vincent claim, says investigation into hospital conditions remains ongoing

The Massachusetts Nurses Association labor union wasted no time in criticizing the hospital for this misleading claim.

Disability advocates say Healey budget plan will lead to lost access to services

Disability advocates are raising the alarm as House Democrats redraft the governor's spending plan, saying that under Healey's budget 6,000 people will lose access to services they need to live at home and maintain their independence.
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Governor’s Council weighs Healey’s cannabis pardon proposal

Councilor Joseph Ferreira, a former police chief, said he still had "a lot of questions" and needed further investigation into potential "unknown ramifications" -- like ones that could pop up if the simple possession charge was coupled with another offense, or was a predicate offense to seek a greater sentence.

Mayor of Boston says city can’t afford to overhaul proposed home of women’s soccer team by itself

While Boston awaits a judge's decision on whether the city can renovate a run-down stadium in a public park to host a professional women's soccer team, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended the idea on Tuesday, claiming that the stadium would still be available for community use over 90 percent of the time.
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