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Fitchburg State gets $250K from Maine foundation for career advising, services

Fitchburg State University has received more than $250,000 from a Maine foundation to support career advising and services, the school said Monday.

🔒The Central Mass. architecture tour

The Worcester Business Journal asked area architects and preservation advocates: If you were mapping out an architectural tour of Central Massachusetts, which buildings would you include and why?

🔒Greater Worcester’s housing starts hit a post-recession peak in 2019, as the industry looks to fight off the next slowdown

New housing starts reached their post-recession peak in 2019, and the Central Mass. need for more may shield the industry from the next recession

🔒Reopening Central Mass. businesses adjust to the new normal

As businesses around Central Massachusetts reopen after being shut down for more than two months, their staffs and their customers are adjusting to new regulations and policies, as the companies try to maximize their revenue while limiting the risk of further spread of coronavirus, all while hoping customers remain calm about the restrictions.
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Fitchburg marijuana firm to be approved for final license

The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission is expected to approve a new cultivation and retail cannabis shop in Fitchburg for final licensure on Thursday, according to public meeting documents.

Fitchburg State, Framingham State receive $200K for student benefits

Fitchburg State University and Framingham State University have each received $100,000 grants, both schools announced Monday.

Fitchburg development projects continuing, business aid expanding amid pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic isn’t stopping two major Fitchburg developments from moving forward, while the city administration and others are working to expand aid programs for small businesses.

Firm buys eight Leominster, Fitchburg multi-family properties for $1.9M

A North Shore-based entity has bought eight residential buildings in Fitchburg and Leominster for just under $1.9 million.
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🔒Cultural institutions are responding to pandemic closures by going online

Quickly picking up on technology has become a necessary skill these days for museums more accustomed to bringing in crowds to see artwork, watch and hear animals in their habitats, or experience first-hand the wonders of science.

Movers & Shakers for April 27, 2020

Companies like Nashoba Valley Medical Center, Worcester Fitness, Worcester Art Museum and Tegra Medical had recent hires and promotions.
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