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Licensing on tap for next step in Mass. marijuana industry

With less than a month until it is required by law to begin accepting applications for legal marijuana businesses, the Cannabis Control Commission on Thursday approved the process and timeline it will use to review and process licenses.

The newspaper giant of Central Mass.

Chances are now very high daily community news coming out of Central Massachusetts will be from a publication owned by a large media corporation, with a strong commitment to the bottom line.

Utility equipment supplier relocates Northeast HQ to Amazon’s Milford facility

Anixter, an Illinois-based global supplier of communication and security products, is relocating its Northeast facility from Delaware to Milford.

Milford pot grower hopes to tap into recreational market

A medical marijuana company with a 25,000-square-foot cultivation facility in Milford is hoping to expand into the recreational cannabis growing business.
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Storm knocks power out to 62K in Worcester County

Another powerful nor'easter, this one on the heels of a storm that battered the East Coast last week, has caused power outages to more than 368,000 Massachusetts homes and businesses on Thursday.

Movers & Shakers

HOLLY CHAFFEE is the new president and CEO of VNA Care, a subsidiary of Atrius Health. Chaffee,...

Milford developer eyes commercial tenants or senior living for vacant school

Lobisser Building Corp. has proposed to buy a vacant middle school on Milford's Main Street, with plans for either a two-story commercial building or senior living apartments.

Biostage names Chinese investor as board chairman

A Chinese investor and biotech executive has been appointed to be chairman of Holliston-based Biostage's board of directors.
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Movers & Shakers

Bowditch & Dewey and Solect Energy were just a few Central Mass. companies announcing new hires in January.

Milford-area lawmakers working to help shuttered bottling plant workers

If efforts to prevent the closure of a beer bottle plant and the loss of 250 jobs are not successful, Milford's Statehouse delegation is working to help workers with relocation and training.
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