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MWCC lands $3.2M federal grant for healthcare education

Mount Wachusett Community College, armed with a $3.2-million federal grant for the next five years, will help create pathways to a healthcare education and career for 85 local students.

Column: New Alzheimer’s law puts state at forefront of dementia legislation

Alzheimer’s disease is swiftly becoming a public health crisis in the United States.Every 65 seconds, someone develops...

Mount Wachusett adds criminal justice transfer track

Mount Wachusett Community College has changed its criminal justice program for the fall semester to make it easier for students to transfer their credits to a four-year school.

Mayor of Gardner, five others speaking against nurse staffing ballot question

A bipartisan group of six mayors is asking counterparts across the state to oppose a nurse staffing question, saying they're concerned about its impact on local hospital finances.
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Local mental health organizations struggle with spiking suicide rates

As mental health providers in Central Massachusetts have expanded services to meet a growing need, they bump up against a capacity strained by funding and staffing limits.

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Movers and shakers in Central Massachusetts from July 9 to July 23.

Central Mass. care centers staff at above-average levels

Health care is expensive in Massachusetts, but when it comes to health and rehabilitation centers, staffing levels here are generally above national averages, statistics show.

Gardner Chamber names new president & CEO

The Greater Gardner Chamber of Commerce has named a marketing and fundraising expert as its new president and CEO.
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Moon Hill-Red Apple cider deal fermented for years

Moon Hill Brewing Co. in Gardner is not only partnering with Phillipston Red Apple Farm for a brew yard and some summer fun, but is also looking to make some hard cider using the farm's apples.

Colleges seek out cheaper students as fewer traditional students apply

At a time when colleges are battling high costs and a shrinking pool of high school graduates, they are increasingly turning for growth to an area where they don't need to recruit students, house them in dorms or feed them in dining halls.
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