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Q&A: With $108M, new West-East Rail director seeks to get long-awaited project on track

WBJ sat down with the director of the West-East Rail project to discuss what needs to happen in order to make frequent west-east service a reality.

Trader Joe’s plaza in Acton bought for $21M by owner of Framingham Whole Foods center

A shopping plaza in Acton featuring national brands including Trader Joe’s and Staples has been sold for $21 million.

Downtown Milford commercial building sold for 52% price increase after one year

Current tenants at the site include Sal’s Upholstery and the Milford Performing Arts Center.

Boston Scientific receives FDA approval for opioid-alternate back pain treatment

Marlborough medical technology firm Boston Scientific has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its WaveWriter Alpha spinal cord stimulator device to be used to treat low back and leg pain deriving from a condition referred to as non-surgical back pain. 
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Hologic expects layoffs at international facilities in 2024, totaling up to $8M in severance

The filing didn’t specify where or when the layoffs would take place, except they are part of a restructuring of its diagnostics division, which has been losing money due to a drop in sale of COVID tests.

Hudson Cultural Alliance obtains historic armory, aims to create entertainment center

A culture-focused nonprofit has assumed ownership of the historic Hudson Armory, setting the stage for a renovation to see the space turned into a regional arts and entertainment destination.

Discovery Museum set two records for donor support, program participation in 2023

A local hands-on museum aiming to educate children about science and nature in an entertaining manner saw a record number of people served in 2023.

Holiday Inn Express in Milford sells for $13M

The 119-room, four-floor hotel was built in 1999, according to Town of Milford property records. Amenities at the facilities include a fitness center, on-site laundry facilities, and an heated indoor swimming pool.
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🔒Steady, but too SLOW: Less than 16% of top executives and zero CEOs at major Central Mass. publicly traded companies are women

The situation in Central Massachusetts, where 15.6% of named executive officers are female, largely mirrors the Massachusetts rate of 16.1% determined in a statewide census.

Mass. union membership declined slightly in 2023, still above national average

Massachusetts was third in the New England region in union membership in 2023.
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