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🔒Movers & Shakers for Nov. 22, 2021

People are on the move at Harrington Physician Services, Charles River Bancorp., Fidelity Bank, and more...

Watson-Marlow breaks ground on 150K-sq.-ft. Devens facility

United Kingdom manufacturer Watson-Marlow has broken ground on a new 150,000-square-foot facility in Devens, the company announced on Wednesday.

Worcester’s opioid overdose deaths rose 27% in 2020

The number of Worcester residents who died of opioid-related overdoses rose from 81 in 2019 to 103 in 2020, according to new data released Wednesday by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health

QCC freshman enrollment spikes 9%, reflecting community colleges’ pandemic resilience

QCC leads the 5 Central Mass. state universities and community colleges in recovering from the enrollment ravages of the pandemic.
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Heywood Hospital approved for new surgical pavilion

After receiving approval from the Massachusetts Public Health Council, Heywood Hospital in Gardner will commence construction on a new surgical pavilion, according to a Wednesday press release.

Three Central Mass. hospitals receive top safety grade

The Leapfrog Group has released its bi-annual Hospital Safety Guide scores, giving three Central Massachusetts hospitals A ratings for their dedication to patient safety.

L.S. Starrett bounces back from pandemic, prepares for supply chain issues

The L.S. Starrett Co., a global manufacturer and marketer of precision measuring tools and cutting tools based...

GFA Federal Credit Union names UniBank SVP as new COO

GFA Federal Credit Union of Gardner has named Todd Mandella as its new executive vice president and chief operating officer, the financial institution announced on Friday.
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🔒Banking industry relieved the federal government scrapped an effort to monitor more financial transactions

When President Joe Biden’s administration dropped a planned $600 reporting requirement on bank account transactions, financial institutions across Central Massachusetts and the nation breathed a collective sigh of relief.

🔒Typically, more housing=more affordability. For Central Mass. in 2021, that isn’t the case.

In theory, increasing the supply of market-rate housing to meet a growing demand eventually gets more residents housed and drives down the median rent.
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