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Winning AllianceWestborough-based nonprofit One Ball Two Strikes donated portion of proceeds from its annual Greg Montalbano Golf...

Lawmakers agree to Aug. 16-17 sales tax holiday

Lawmakers opted to give shoppers a break from the state's sales tax on the third weekend of August, under a compromise economic development bill.

Net income up for Unitil in Q2

Net income for Hampton, N.H.-based utility company Unitil Corp. increased by $1.2 million, or 9 cents per share, in the second quarter, compared with 2013.

Developer proposes Fitchburg shopping center

Galaxy Development of Auburn said it's looking to turn an abandoned industrial site along Fitchburg's Water Street into a 21,650-square-foot shopping center.
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Enterprise Bank announces increased quarterly dividend

Lowell-based Enterprise Bancorp, which has branches in Acton, Fitchburg, Leominster and Westford, declared a quarterly dividend of 12 cents per share in the second quarter that ended June 30.

HealthAlliance nurses file unfair labor practice charge

Registered nurses at HealthAlliance Hospital in Leominster have filed an unfair labor practice charge over what they say is the hospital's refusal to provide key information about its plans to merge hospital services and cut staff, according to the union that represents the nurses.

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LEAVING A PAPER TRAILLeominster Credit Union’s Shred-a-Thon, where sensitive documents are securely destroyed, raised $815 for Habitat...

HealthAlliance Hospital announces layoffs

HealthAlliance Hospital in Leominster on Wednesday said it will lay off employees from clinical and administrative departments, including managerial staff, due to declining patient volumes.
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21 organizations in Central Mass. win building grants

The Patrick administration is awarding nearly $14 million in grants to support new building projects for nonprofit arts and cultural organizations, schools, and communities across the state, including 21 in Central Massachusetts.

Gateway Cities key for continued growth in Bay State

Gateway Cities, such as Fitchburg and Worcester, are in a unique position of combating the perceptions that come with older industrial centers while building upon the remnants of that industrial heritage to foster the industries of tomorrow.
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