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Central Mass. doctors groups scooped up

Large parent companies are moving in on Central Massachusetts doctors groups.

Local breweries among the country’s fastest growing

Two Central Massachusetts breweries that increased production substantially over a four-year period were listed among the country's...

Fitchburg Kmart one of dozens closing in the U.S.

Several Kmart locations nationwide, including the store in Fitchburg, will close by early October, the company announced Friday.

EcoTarium, Antiquarian Society among eight to split $947K in cultural funding

Eight destinations in Central Massachusetts, including Old Sturbridge Village and Worcester's EcoTarium, were among those receiving funding from the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
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The future of Atlantic Union College

Atlantic Union College in Lancaster is at an impasse, and it would be easy to predict the school will soon join the ranks of Central New England College of Technology and Worcester Junior College as institutes of higher learning forced to shut the doors.

Atlantic Union relying on faith in seeking college revival

At a time when many small schools have closed, been forced to merge or not expected to survive, Atlantic Union is trying to re-establish itself after shutting down classes for four years once it lost its accreditation and ability for students to use federal financial aid.

MBTA to study new ways to attract commuter rail riders

The MBTA is launching a study to look at the commuter rail system's needs and potential improvements in the years ahead.

Developer gets $11.5M loan to build Lunenburg apartments

A Townsend developer has received a $11.5 million loan to build a mixed-income rental housing project in Lunenburg.
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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.

MWCC opens dental assistant enrollment

Mount Wachusett Community College is dropping selective enrollment requirements for its dental assisting certificate.
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