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Mount Wachusett Receives $6.45M Training Grant

Mount Wachusett Community College will receive $6.45 million from a federal grant to provide accelerated training and credentials to students pursuing careers in advanced manufacturing.

State Awards Grants To 8 Central Mass. Hospitals,Centers

Eight Central Massachusetts hospitals and community health centers are among 57 Bay State recipients of grants aimed...

Nypro Eyes Central Mass. Sites For Expansion

Nypro is eyeing at least three Central Massachusetts sites for a major expansion of its manufacturing operations.

AMSC Wins South Africa Wind Farm Contract

AMSC, a Devens-based wind and power grid company, will connect South Africa's largest wind farm to the electricity grid under a new contract with high-voltage construction company Consolidated Power Projects (CONCO), based in that country.
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Holistic Wellness Practice Names CEO

Groton Wellness, a decade-old holistic dental and medical practice, announced the appointment of a CEO.

Sales Fall 6% At L.S. Starrett

Athol-based tool manufacturer L.S. Starrett saw its revenue fall more than 6 percent in its recently completed fiscal year, and reported a net loss of $162,000, according to details in its annual 10-K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Plainville Site Could Return To Slots Mix

Plainridge Racecourse in Plainville announced a business arrangement Tuesday that track officials hope will revive its bid for a slot parlor license.

New CEO Named For Harvard Bioscience

A veteran executive of the life sciences industry has been named to the top position at Harvard Bioscience of Holliston.
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CMass Firms Recognized For Economic Contributions

Saint Vincent Hospital and Unum in Worcester, as well as Saint-Gobain's operations in Devens, have been selected as Central Massachusetts finalists in MassEcon's 2013 Team Massachusetts Economic Impact Awards.

Arrhythmia Moves To Prevent Delisting Again

Fitchburg-based Arrhythmia Research Technology (NYSE: HRT) said it will move to prevent delisting by the New York Stock Exchange after it failed to file its second-quarter earnings report on time.
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