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Holden residential project brings 34 apartments online

Jefferson Mills, an adaptive reuse residential project by Bluestone Residential, opened on Thursday, bringing 34 apartments to Holden.

Two Worcester three-deckers renovated and sold for $1.5M

A Worcester developer bought two three-deckers, renovated them, and turned them around in a year for $1.5 million.

Top cannabis regulator O’Brien sues treasurer over suspension

Shannon O'Brien, the former state treasurer and Democratic nominee for governor, filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing Treasurer Deborah Goldberg of unlawfully removing her as chairwoman of the Cannabis Control Commission.

Leicester diner owners open new restaurant on Worcester’s Restaurant Row

The owners of the Twisted Fork Bistro in Leicester closed that restaurant and now opened a new one, 185 Bistro on Shrewsbury Street in Worcester.
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🔒Q&A: Shirley marketing firm seeks to delight clients

Laurie Busby grew up in advertising, starting out at a Worcester agency before working for larger companies, but she settled back into an agency job when the formerly named firm James & Matthew hired her a decade ago.

Movers & Shakers for Oct. 2, 2023

People are on the move at Fidelity Bank, Kelleher & Sadowsky Associates, and Milford Regional Physician Group.

🔒Staying mutual: Before agreeing to a merger, Fidelity Bank & Cape Cod 5 discovered similarities in their cultures and missions

.About a year ago, Fidelity Bank Chairman and CEO Edward Manzi began working on a deal with Matt Burke, his counterpart at Hyannis-based bank Cape Cod 5.

🔒Enforcing the win-win: Worcester’s assertive moves are less likely to scare developers than macroeconomic forces

The City of Worcester has moved assertively to ensure it is getting a fair deal with developers, placing demands on businesses without reversing Worcester's development-friendly reputation.
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🔒Treating opioid addiction in the field

To reach vulnerable populations, healthcare providers find news ways to deliver care where patients are most likely to need treatment.

🔒That didn’t last long: David Jordan delays retirement to help reshape Clark business school

Less than two weeks into retirement, the former leader of Seven Hills signed on for a new challenge: Helping business students consider the larger societal good.
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