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Whole Foods sets opening date for Shrewsbury store

Whole Foods will open its Shrewsbury location on Jan. 30, which will mark the natural and organic foods retailer's first Worcester-area location.

Can freezing eggs freeze time?

There are more local options for women when it comes to issues of timing, such as the retrieval, freezing and preservation of ovarian eggs for later fertilization.

TJX recommends rejection of mini-tender

Retailer TJX is recommending that its shareholders reject an unsolicited offer below market price.

Home prices in three MetroWest communities hit $600K in November

Single-family home prices rose in November, most drastically in Westborough, Natick and Southborough, which all surpassed $600,000 in median home price.
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Framingham State president joins immigration alliance

Framingham State University President Javier Cevallos has joined a nationwide alliance of college presidents calling on Congress to pass legislation protecting students who are so-called Dreamers.

Framingham/Worcester commuter line improves reliability

The rail line's 30-day average as of Wednesday was 94 percent, finally catching up to the MBTA system average after a less-than-stellar year.

FSU biotech ops degree to focus on business, finance

Framingham State University will start a new master in business administration degree program next fall, including a concentration on biotechnology.

Central Mass. colleges will face funding, recruiting challenges in 2018

Smaller campuses may struggle with declining interest from international students, and colleges will have to work to find the right balance between speech rights and harmful actions.
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Biomanufacturing, recreational cannabis and beer will highlight a big year for manufacturing

Although biomanufacturing has been a bit slow to take hold in the region, there's only optimism for the budding industry.

Framingham, Eversource agree to $500K contaminated site settlement

Framingham and Boston-based utility company Eversource have agreed to a $500,000 settlement after the town claimed the company failed to cleanup a contaminated site it acquired nearly a decade ago.
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