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Discover Central Mass. is fighting for funds

Two years after it was formed, Central Massachusetts' tourism marketing agency is struggling for financial support from 34 of its 35 towns.

Mount Wachusett holding workforce training event

Mount Wachusett Community College will hold an event Tuesday in Gardner to discuss new college programming aimed at helping the area's workforce.

Heywood CIO among best in USA

Heywood Healthcare's Carol Roosa was singled out as a top chief information officer in the country by Becker's Hospital Review.

Worcester area added 1,000 jobs in June

The Worcester metropolitan area, which includes parts of Central Massachusetts and Connecticut, added 1,000 jobs in the month of June, according to the latest state data released Tuesday.
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Heywood Medical Group names executive director

Gardner-based Heywood Healthcare announced that Andrew J. Patterson has been named executive director of the system's physician group.

Gardner man pleads guilty to counterfeit steroid trafficking

A Gardner man who allegedly marketed and sold counterfeit steroid products to customers across the U.S. pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court.

Worcester added 7,760 jobs in a year

The Worcester metropolitan area added 7,760 jobs over the course of a year, while the area's unemployment rate increased by 0.4 percentage points, according to the latest estimates Tuesday from the state.

From Templeton to Gardner to Orange, Seaman makes paper in C. Mass

Seaman Paper Company of Massachusetts, Inc.'s paper products can be found everywhere from restaurants to gift wrap stores. The Gardner company, which has 350 employees, makes its products at three different locations in Central Massachusetts, and others around the world.
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How a merger saved Athol Hospital and made Heywood stronger

At the time of Athol Hospital's merger with Heywood Healthcare, Athol had four days of cash on hand and one inpatient bed filled. Since then, it has swung to profitability.

Worcester unemployment more complex than one number

Workers still need jobs, and companies still need workers, as career officials try to match supply to demand.
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