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Trump’s immigration order “not something that we support,” Polito says

The state's number two Republican officeholder unequivocally opposed President Donald Trump's immigration and refugee order in remarks Wednesday.

W. Boylston firm buys Worcester apartments for $550K

Rickman Realty of West Boylston said Wednesday it has purchased a 10-unit Worcester apartment complex for $550,000.

Heart to Hub evening train may stop more

A proposal put forth by a Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority committee would add stops on the evening express train from Boston's South Station to Worcester.

Worcester chamber opposes immigration restrictions

In advance of Tuesday's City Council vote defeating a proposal to declare Worcester not a sanctuary city, the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce called immigrants vital to the Central Massachusetts economy.
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Rutland food processor penalized $21K over air permits

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection announced Tuesday it has assessed a $21,410 penalty against Rutland AD for violating air pollution regulations at its Jordan Farms Organics Recyclery.

Tower Hill tabs Florida native as new CEO

Tower Hill Botanic Garden in Boylston announced Wednesday it has selected the director of a Virginia garden and Florida native as its new CEO.

New Mass. solar incentives to cut program costs $200M

Solar energy traders would be about the only ones losing out under the Baker Administration's proposed new plan for incentivizing the solar industry, according to state officials who say the plan will benefit solar developers, solar investors and utility ratepayers.

Jimmy John’s opens first MetroWest location

National sub sandwich chain Jimmy John's opened its first location in MetroWest and second in Central Massachusetts on Tuesday, with a new spot in Northborough.
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Holden rehab provider hires two

Oriol Health Care of Holden has announced two new hires.

UMass Medical, law enforcement to study prison substance abuse

The University of Massachusetts Medical School is partnering with departments of corrections to study best practices in treating substance abuse in prisons and jails.
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