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Leominster ambulance company settles false billing allegation for $2.6M

MedStar Ambulance, along with its parent company Critical Systems, reached a $2.6-million settlement with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office over allegations of false MassHealth submissions.

Unemployment rises slightly across Central Mass.

Local unemployment rates are up approximately half a percentage point across Central Massachusetts labor markets.

Movers & Shakers for July 24, 2023

People are on the move at Saint Vincent Hospital, Rockland Trust, and ERA Key Realty Services.

Montachusett Regional Transit Authority receives $686K for transit app

Montachusett Regional Transit Authority, or MART, will receive a $685,746 grant from the Federal Transit Administration to develop a regional app to make travel for North County residents easier and less expensive.
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Former Leominster event venue sold to education nonprofit serving those with disabilities

Keystone Educational Collaborative has purchased Apple Hill Farm and Country Club in Leominster for a new educational facility.

Nurses union to pitch health care receivership plan

As hospitals shutter services in the wake of staffing shortages, community members and health care workers will argue Thursday that the state should become responsible for hospitals that are "essential" but threatening to close.

Advocates continue to push for Leominster maternity ward to remain open

Following a May announcement that UMass Memorial Health will shutter its maternity ward at the HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital, Leominster Campus, community advocates continue to push for services to remain in place.

Leominster PR firm brings second office to Worcester

Leominster-based public relations firm empHowered PR is opening its second location at the Worcester Idea Lab on Franklin Street, its first move beyond its North Central Massachusetts headquarters.
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🔒Late spring: The bottom has dropped out of the single-family housing market, but real estate agents see things warming up

The first half of 2023 was a difficult one for home buyers and for real estate agents as single-family home sales cratered and home prices plateaued high above pre-COVID levels.

🔒Waiting game: After early 2023 rocked the financial system, Central Mass. bankers are staying the course toward an uncertain future

After the first half of 2023 rocked the banking world and as uncertainty clouds the economic future, Central Mass. bankers are staying the course.
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