MetroWest

With 69 single-family home sales in September, Framingham had the second most sales in Central Mass. and the fifth most in the state.

Indian Hill Music, a regional nonprofit center for music education and performance, announced it will move its headquarters from Littleton to a brand new facility in Groton, and will change its name to Groton Hill Music Center.

The Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, headquartered in Worcester, announced Wednesday its Milford facility is moving across the street, tripling the center’s current square footage and increasing the resources it provides to town residents.

Hologic, a Marlborough medical technology company focused on women’s health, acquired Bolder Surgical, a Colorado-based company focused on energy vessel sealing surgical devices, in a $160-million dollar agreement announced on Thursday.

Restaurant revenue in Central Mass. remained down in fiscal 2021, dropping 11.53% and showing the long-lasting impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the hospitality industry.

Massachusetts State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg announced on Tuesday five appointments to the Cannabis Advisory Board, a 25-person group which studies and makes recommendations to the state regulatory body Cannabis Control Commission.

A 168,000-square-foot property on Hudson’s Main Street sold for $11 million, according to a press release from Greater Boston Commercial Properties Inc., who brokered the sale.

Pillar Biosciences Inc. of Natick announced Thursday a partnership with North Carolina-based Labcorp to provide genomic testing for people with cancer.

A Framingham real estate company purchased a 102,000-square-foot, fully leased industrial warehouse in Leominster for $5.9 million, according to the Worcester North District Registry of Deeds.

CRISPR Therapeutics, a biotech firm specializing in gene-based medicines headquartered in Switzerland with a manufacturing plant in Framingham, announced Thursday updated trial results for its cell therapy.