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Greater Worcester employment drops for second straight month

The Worcester area's unemployment rate improved slightly in February. But that good news masks a lingering problem: the number of people working dropped for the second straight month.

Central Mass. colleges in line for expected $100M in aid

Colleges in Central Massachusetts are due to receive an estimated $100 million among them under the latest federal pandemic aid program.

Fitchburg tattoo parlor receives $35K startup loan

The North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. on Wednesday announced it had approved a $35,000 loan to the owners of Black Hydra Tattoo in Fitchburg: Emily Shortsleeves, Matt Gallagher, and Brad Touchette. 

🔒Movers & Shakers for March 29, 2021

People are on the move at GFA Federal Credit Union, ERA Key Realty Services, Open Sky Community Services and more.
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🔒Golf’s back: Clubs look to capitalize on increased interest

Golf needed a boost, and the pandemic gave it to a sport that lends itself well to social distancing. Now courses are working to keep the golfers playing all those extra rounds.

Fitchburg, Worcester granted $120K for business support

Fitchburg and Worcester have each received $60,000 in state funds to help with small-business grants meant to aid overcoming the coronavirus pandemic.

Marlborough, Bellingham Regal Theatres reopening in April

The Regal Theatres at the Solomon Pond Mall in Marlborough and the Charles River Center in Bellingham are slated to open as soon as April 9.

Fitchburg State, QCC to hold fall semester in-person

Fitchburg State University is planning to have a fully in-person fall semester, while Worcester's Quinsigamond Community College is expecting a return to normalcy after a more than a year of remote learning.
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Bristol Myers Squibb sees Devens expansion as part of major cancer effort

A 244,000-square-foot expansion at Bristol Myers Squibb's Devens facility will add to the drugmaker's efforts to fight cancer using specialized technology, company officials said during a virtual tour Tuesday.

Study to assess the health needs of 29 North Central Mass. communities

Heywood Healthcare and UMass Memorial Health Care are joining to help study the health needs of 29 cities and towns across northern Central Massachusetts.
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