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Education

Worcester Idea Lab signs with WPI, first corporate member

The Worcester Idea Lab, a two-year-old collaborative workspace, has signed its second higher education member and its first corporate member.
Real Estate

Former Worcester PIP shelter sold to church

The former People in Peril shelter on Main Street in Worcester has found new life as a church after the 41,000-square-foot building was sold for $380,000.
Real Estate

WRTA site developer unveils urban-friendly design

Auburn-based Galaxy Development on Wednesday unveiled a more pedestrian- and city-oriented design for a plaza on at the former WRTA site on Grove Street.
Health Care

You Inc. names medical director

Behavioral health nonprofit You Inc. of Worcester has named Dr. Allison Beckler medical director.
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Economy

Worcester ranked America’s 2nd friendliest small biz city

In a survey of small businesses in 80 U.S. cities, Worcester is ranked as the second most small-business-friendly city in America, trailing only Boise, Idaho.
Government & Politics

Central Mass. proposals among 238 for Amazon’s HQ2

Amazon has received 238 proposals from communities across North America for its second headquarters, including three from Central Massachusetts.
Government & Politics

WPI launches supply chain management graduate program

Worcester Polytechnic Institute is introducing a master's degree supply chain management program, as the industry is expected to grow to $19 billion in four years.
Government & Politics

UMass EMTs picket after contract talks stagnate

Ambulance workers for UMass Memorial Medical Center picketed outside of the hospital on Plantation Street on Tuesday after contract talks fell through on Friday.
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Economy

Worcester unemployment drops to 3.7%

Worcester-area unemployment rates decreased to 3.7 percent in September, according to a state report.
Real Estate

Worcester, Middlesex home prices still on the rise

The median price of a home sold last month in Worcester County rose by $15,000 compared to last September.
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