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State Resource Network can help Central Mass. innovate

Yesterday's innovations shaped today's Gateway Cities. The commonwealth's legacy as the birthplace of America's industrial revolution still...

Bioscience community defends drug pricing model

Amid growing political and industry pressure to suppress the rising costs of prescription drugs, leaders in the...

Solar industry fears price spikes, job losses

Central Massachusetts solar installers and equipment providers said continued loss of state subsidies and the slow reaction of the Massachusetts legislature will soon lead to a spike in renewable energy prices and job losses in the solar industry.

DCU Center eagerly awaits hockey team

Minor league hockey is once again returning to the DCU Center in Worcester, a year after the Worcester Sharks of the AHL moved to San Jose.
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Movers & Shakers

THOMAS LODGE was appointed to the board of trustees at Nichols College in Dudley. A 1979 graduate...

Senate advances health care privacy bill

The Senate gave initial approval Thursday to legislation aimed at providing privacy to people on a multi-person health care plan, such as children and young adults on their parents' plan.

Unplanned hospital readmissions remain a problem in Mass.

Massachusetts has a problem with unplanned patient readmissions as 78 percent of hospitals face federal penalties for having higher-than-expected readmissions in the most recent federal fiscal year.

Fitchburg Art Museum recognized

The Fitchburg Art Museum has been recognized for its work with the community, being named one of 30 finalists for a national award focused on museums making a difference in their communities.
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Precision Optics continues diversification

While year-over-year revenue was down slightly, the second quarter of 2016 fiscal report for Gardner's Precision Optics shows continued growth in the company's efforts to diversify its product and customer base, according to company officials.

Economists: Achievement gap, transportation woes holding back growth

Local economists huddled in late January to discuss the state of play in Massachusetts and emerged with the consensus conclusion that the fiscal condition of state government represents a "potentially troubling development for both growth and inequality."
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