Medway

Three Central Massachusetts businesses received grants from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s rural development program, in order to install solar systems, according to a Thursday announcement.

Central Massachusetts professionals are taking new jobs and getting promoted at companies like Estate Preservation Law Offices, Avidia Bank, AdCare Hospital and Banjo Health.

The Medway Housing Authority has been awarded a $239,250 Resident Opportunity and Self-Sufficiency grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to fund service coordinators, according to a Tuesday HUD announcement.

The Town of Medway has launched a new program aimed at cutting down on youth substance abuse, with a student survey showing substance use roughly constant for the past decade.

A 28,862-square-foot industrial building slated for marijuana cultivation at 4 Marc Road in Medway sold for $2.85 million in June.

The Commonwealth Cannabis Company in Millis, a woman- and family-owned operation known by the abbreviation CommCan, is preparing to triple its manufacturing capacity and hire 50 new employees.

The Commonwealth Cannabis Company of Millis, known colloquially as CommCan, plans to triple its cannabis production in the coming months and hire 50 new employees as it expands into the second floor of its Medway grow facility, the company announced on Wednesday.

A 162,736-square-foot facility on Route 495 in Medway has sold to Berkley Partners as the San Francisco company continues its Massachusetts expansion.

Two executives from Sudbury marijuana cultivator NEO Alternatives are attempting to sell their Medway property for $2.85 million after they bought it for $2 million in February

Two Central Massachusetts communities were among 11 communities to share in more than $60 million in subsidies and state and federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits announced Tuesday.