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MWCC launching advanced manufacturing program

Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC) will launch a six-week training program in advanced manufacturing next month at its Devens campus, and is recruiting students, the Gardner-based school announced.

Leominster receives $10K to study business property

The city of Leominster has received $9,800 to conduct an environmental assessment of a vacant commercial building in one of the city's oldest neighborhoods, officials announced Tuesday.

Towns aiming to loosen strings to boost business

As businesses continue to move into the large stock of vacant commercial buildings along Interstate 495, some...

EasyPak’s Leominster expansion approved

EasyPak of Leominster has gotten the state's go-ahead to double the size of its 21,000-square-foot building.
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Gardner web designer buys Leominster firm

Web and graphic design services provider Agape Creative of Leominster has been acquired by InConcert Web Solutions of Gardner, InConcert announced today. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Fitchburg manufacturer secures five-year medical contract

Micron Products of Fitchburg has signed an exclusive manufacturing agreement for New Era Orthopaedics knee, hip and spine implant systems.

State panel upholds Great Wolf tax deal with Fitchburg

(UPDATED) A state panel has upheld a series of tax incentives for the Great Wolf Lodge water park and hotel in Fitchburg after a carpenters' union alleged the company failed to use local contractors to build the facility and that subcontractors did not comply with some labor laws.

National Grid to build more solar in Mass.

National Grid will more than triple its solar-power generation capabilities in Massachusetts with an additional 16 megawatts of energy at 19 sites to be built in the next year, the utility announced Monday.
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Fitchburg State names new president

The Fitchburg State University Board of Trustees have selected Richard S. Lapidus to be the university's 11th president beginning in July, the school announced Thursday afternoon.

Brewer will join UMass-Amherst faculty

Sen. Stephen Brewer of Barre is leaving the Legislature next month but will waste little time in finding new work.
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