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Couple opens Mexican restaurant in DCU Center space left vacant by Glazy Susan

Toro Loco Taqueria has opened its doors at the DCU Center in Worcester at the location left vacant when specialty donut shop Glazy Susan closed in January.

Movers & Shakers for July 24, 2023

People are on the move at Saint Vincent Hospital, Rockland Trust, and ERA Key Realty Services.

🔒Directory: CROs, CDMOs, and life sciences support organizations

The directory is a list of organizations with a location in Central Massachusetts that support the life sciences industry, including contract research organizations, contract development and manufacturing organizations, and companies providing custom products, technologies, or other services.

Spectrum Health Systems doles out $140K in grants to support addiction recovery

Worcester nonprofit Spectrum Health Systems, a mental health and addiction treatment provider, has issued $137,000 in grants to organizations supporting those in recovery, seven of which are located in Worcester.
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Second phase of 216-apartment Sterling complex begins construction

Following the completion of the first phase, the construction of the second section of the Northgate Meadows Apartments complex in Sterling has begun, with the third and final phase starting construction immediately following the completion of phase two.

Sterling’s Randle to become first woman to lead Department of Agricultural Resources

Deputy commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Ashley Randle is blazing trails in the department by being named to succeed John Lebeaux as commissioner, the first woman named to the position.

Sterling fiber-optic manufacturer names CEO

Innofiber, a supplier and manufacturer of fiber-optic cables and related equipment has appointed Dustin Gorman as its CEO.

Sterling fiber optics company announces rebranding

Sterling fiber optics manufacturer Fiberoptic Components LLC has changed its name to Innofiber.
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Dance instructors buy Sterling theater from long-time owner and founder

The manager for an elite competitive dance team and an instructor with a background in professional dance is taking over the MEM Dance Theatre in Sterling from retiring founder Paula Meola.

Wonder Plunger creator receives $50K financing from North Central Mass. Development Corp.

Wonder Products of Sterling, has been approved by the North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. of Fitchburg for a $50,000 loan.
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