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Worcester on the hook for $10M skybridge

A judge has ordered Worcester to begin immediate work on completing a skybridge that could cost up to $10 million, but the city has cited $1.5 million in unpaid parking as it plans to investigate the judgement.

National Grid, WPI team up for Drive Electric event

An event showcasing the potential and the current state of electric cars will be taking place at WPI on Tuesday in conjunction with National Grid.

Worcester schools make U.S. News & World Report list

The latest U.S. News and World Report college ranking is out, with Worcester's schools having a strong showing overall and climbing in key rankings of more than 1,800 schools throughout the nation.

P&W Railroad gets $2.38M for Gardner improvements

The Providence and Worcester Railroad Co. has been awarded $2.38 million in federal grant funds for track improvements along its Gardner branch rail line.
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Industrial Packaging eyes 45% growth

Industrial Packaging has a lofty goal of increasing its top line revenue by 45 percent by 2020 -- a goal it says is doable as long as it continually evaluates its products and services.

Happy trails, Gail Carberry

It is difficult to overstate the impact Gail Carberry has had on both Quinsigamond Community College and the Central Massachusetts business community.

Banks, SBA increase small biz lending

Banks in Worcester County have boosted their SBA lending, following a push from the agency to increase lending to small businesses and traditionally underserved populations.

Worcester State to cap off $200M upgrade

Worcester State University capping off a $200 million infrastructure expansion that began in 2000 in an ongoing effort to attract students from farther and farther afield.
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Worcester developer, restauranteur forge unlikely pact

The company behind the 6.2-acre The Grid District development has partnered with a restaurant group for its six eateries in a novel partnership that could be a boon to both organization.

Worcester issues business guidelines for Massachusetts drought

With water reserves getting concerningly low and pushing Worcester to a Level 3 Drought, the city is asking local businesses to pitch in by restricting their water use.
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