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Bay State Savings Bank names new chief commercial banking officer

Bay State Savings Bank has appointed Anthony Pasquale to chief commercial banking officer, a newly created position for the Worcester-based bank.

After hospital closure, Healey assembles group to address Nashoba Valley health care

The Gov. Maura Healey Administration has 32 officials to a working group assembled to address the healthcare needs of a region now left without a hospital. 

Worcester midwifery center splits $1M in state funding

Two future birth centers in Worcester and Boston have secured state funding to help cover the costs...

Jack’s Abby parent to buy high-profile Everett brewery, to become largest Mass. brewer

Hendler Family Brewing was already the largest brewer in Central Massachusetts.
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Central Mass. business confidence rises from historic low, stays in pessimistic territory

Business confidence in Central Massachusetts rose in September following a historic low in August, yet remained in pessimistic territory.

Developer buys proposed site of 300 mixed-income condos in Shrewsbury for $5M

The future site of a proposed condominium development in Shrewsbury has been sold for $5 million to the developer behind the plan. 

Developer starts construction of 110-apartment mixed-use building on Worcester’s Madison St.

Preliminary construction has begun at a long-vacant lot at 5 Madison St. in Worcester, the future site of a six-story, 110-unit apartment building.

New ConvenientMD urgent care opens in Worcester

A new urgent care option has arrived in Central Massachusetts as New Hampshire-based ConvenientMD has opened its second Worcester clinic located at 18 Belmont Ave.
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Steward abandons construction of Norwood Hospital, will close four neighboring clinics

Steward Health Care's retreat from Massachusetts is continuing, with the bankrupt company officially moving in court Monday to abandon the under-construction Norwood Hospital property and close four affiliated outpatient clinics nearby no later than Nov. 5.

Cannabis delivery businesses await long-anticipated end of two-driver requirement

The Cannabis Control Commission is poised to vote later this month on regulations that would finally put into motion policy changes they agreed to last year, and which struggling cannabis delivery businesses say would make a big difference to their bottom lines.
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