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Top 10 Central Mass. caterers spans all styles, cuisines

From BBQ to New England clambakes, the top 10 independent caterers in Central Massachusetts represent a variety of styles and cuisines.

Simonds International announces Canadian merger

Simonds International, the Fitchburg supplier of wood cutting tools, announced Tuesday that it has merged with B.G.R. Saws, a Canadian company.

Single family home sales up 58% in Worcester

Single family home sales in the city of Worcester more than doubled in April, as sales statewide fell slightly but continued to outpace last year's growth.

UMass Memorial, Harrington to join behavioral health forces

Responding to concerns from the state about access to inpatient psychiatric care in Central Massachusetts, UMass Memorial Health Care announced a formal partnership with Harrington HealthCare in Southbridge.
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Commit works to keep Leominster in shape

Named the Best Gym in Leominster three years in a row, Commit Fitness focuses on creating a philosophy and atmosphere to maintain high client retention rates, offering a place where anyone at any age and ability can get safe, challenging and consistent training and coaching.

Five reasons to trust contractors

However, in an economy driven by budgets and deadlines, it may be in your best interest to qualify and select a trustworthy contractor at the earliest stages of your project.

Upscale Princeton restaurant moving to Beechwood Hotel

Sonoma Restaurant in Princeton will move to Worcester this fall in the current CERES space at the Beechwood Hotel.

Armed with $425K, Heywood launches telehealth program

Heywood HealthCare said it will implement a school-based telehealth program to address behavioral health needs of youth living in the North Central and North Quabbin regions.
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Motorcycle dealer expanding into Acton

A Boxborough car and motorcycle dealership will open a new architectural design showroom in Acton, according to the construction firm for the project.

DPH demands response before UMass Memorial bed closures

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said UMass Memorial Health Care should reconsider its plans to close the beds June 1.
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