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🔒Q&A: The Center for Arts in Natick hoping to get back to 2019

Lavalley, the executive director, is in his 19th year in charge and trying to keep the nonprofit’s legacy alive while it continues to transform to something new in its post-COVID existence.

Movers & Shakers for March 20, 2023

See who is on the move at Lamoureaux Pagano Associates, AAFCPA's, Fidelity Bank, and more.

🔒As occupancy rebounds, hoteliers say hiring isn’t far behind

New workforce data and industry leaders in Central Massachusetts suggest any inkling that people wouldn’t travel or meet at the same rates as they did before COVID appears to be unfounded.

Fidelity Bank program donated $400K to nonprofits in 2022

Leominster-based Fidelity Bank donated more than $400,000 to more than 275 organizations, events, and causes in 2022 through its LifeDesign Community Dividend program.
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🔒Central Mass. defied state and national startup trends in 2022

Although the growth slowed last year, 2022 still showed Central Massachusetts has become a destination for new businesses. Another 2,772 new businesses incorporated in the region in 2022, a 1.5% increase over the eye-popping 2021 figures.

Worcester County single-family home sales drop 30% in January year-over-year

While single-family home prices in Worcester County remained relatively steady in January, the number of home sales dropped significantly.

Three companies to pay up to $325K for illegal Fitchburg State asbestos work

Three companies contracted for a 2018 project at a Fitchburg State University dorm will pay up to $325,000 combined in civil penalties for failing to properly remove and dispose of asbestos, or asbestos-containing material.

Athol farm loaned $150K from NCMDC to enhance operations

The North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. in Fitchburg loaned $150,000 to Adams Farm and Slaughterhouse in Athol to help run the company and purchase equipment.
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Report: Mass. college aid programs falling behind

The share of Massachusetts students who take out loans to pay for public higher education has exploded in the past two decades while the combined pressure of inflation and a lack of investment have hamstrung the impact of state-funded financial aid, according to a new report.

Fitchburg Access Television moves downtown to Rollstone Bank building

Fitchburg Access Television has moved its studio and offices to 780 Main St. in Fitchburg, the Rollstone Bank & Trust building.
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