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Precision Optics reduces loss by 85 percent

Micro optical equipment manufacturer Precision Optics is reporting a strong fiscal year so far, continuing its positive momentum with net losses decreasing by 85 percent for the first six months.

110 Grill opening 13th location

Fast-growing Westford restaurant chain 110 Grill is opening its 13th location Feb. 27 in Athol.

Sentinel & Enterprise’s parent wins $12M Herald auction

Digital First Media, the Denver-based owners of the Fitchburg Sentinel & Enterprise, won the auction for ownership of the Boston Herald with an $11.9-million bid in a lengthy bankruptcy proceeding Tuesday night.

Fidelity Bank to give raises, bonuses after tax cuts

Because of the federal tax changes, Fidelity Bank in Leominster said on Wednesday it is raising its minimum wage to $15 and is giving staff members below the level of vice president a $500 bonus.
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Autism services agency BCI rebrands

Central Massachusetts autism services provider Behavioral Concepts Inc. has rebranded, with a new logo, tagline and website.

Mental health provider settles Medicaid fraud charges

Behavioral health services provider South Bay Mental Health Center Inc., which has locations in Worcester and Leominster, has agreed to pay $4 million in a Medicaid fraud settlement.

Sentinel & Enterprise parent officially bids for Boston Herald

The Colorado-based newspaper group that owns the Fitchburg Sentinel & Enterprise has submitted a bid to purchase the Boston Herald via bankruptcy court, the Herald reported Thursday.

Solar and storage facility under construction in Sterling

A Miami-based solar energy firm has begun construction in Sterling on a 1.7-megawatt community solar array with storage capacity.
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The Bridge joins four Central Mass. agencies in ACO partnership

Five Worcester-area agencies have joined forces to create a community partner group aimed at serving MassHealth patients.

Millbury, Fitchburg recycling companies land $450K in state grants

Nearly $1 million in recycling grants has been awarded to six companies -- including two in Central Massachusetts -- to enable better processing of food, wood and plastics.
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