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Five Central Mass. communities split $725K in state street grants
Amy Thai March 4, 2021The Massachusetts Department of Transportation announced Monday its award of $725,418 in Shared Winter Streets and Spaces program grants for five cities in Central Massachusetts to take initiative on challenges during the winter months.
Leominster mental health services provider awarded $20K small biz loan
Monica Benevides March 4, 2021The North Central Massachusetts Development Corp. has awarded Kimatra Maxwell, owner of Leominster mental health counseling provider Connecting to Greatness, a $20,000 loan, the Fitchburg organization announced on Wednesday.
Mass. biopharma industry funding spiked to new record in '20
Grant Welker March 4, 2021The Massachusetts biopharmaceutical industry raised far more investment than ever before in 2020, coinciding with the coronavirus pandemic that shifted an emphasis to potential lifesaving drugs, according to a report released Thursday.
Significant portion of Fidelity Bank's $23M settlement in Ponzi scheme to be covered by insurance
Monica Benevides March 3, 2021Fidelity Bank, headquartered in Leominster, as well as its former president, John Merrill, have agreed to a $22.5-million settlement as part of a larger class action lawsuit related to the TelexFREE Ponzi scheme, although a significant portion of…
MIT-founded fusion energy firm to build 47-acre Devens campus
Grant Welker March 3, 2021A Cambridge firm developing fusion energy said Wednesday it'll build a 47-acre site in Devens in the latest boost for the community's development efforts.
10 Central Mass. communities receive $7M for housing, neighborhood aid
Nearly $7 million in state funding announced Tuesday will go toward neighborhood and housing improvements in 10 Central Massachusetts cities and towns.
Proposed Clinton cannabis operation buys two more Weetabix sites
Grant Welker March 1, 2021The same Fitchburg entity that's bought most of the former Weetabix manufacturing site in Clinton and proposed a cannabis operation there has now bought the remainder for $1.35 million.
D’Errico’s Market will open third location in Leominster, scouting for fourth
Monica Benevides February 26, 2021As long as current plans stay on track, D’Errico’s Market in Worcester will expand out of Worcester and into Leominster this summer, Owner Rodrigo DeOliveira said on Thursday.
Four Central Mass. cities secure $10M in housing aid
Four Central Massachusetts cities have secured nearly $9.8 million in federal housing aid, including for programs providing affordable housing and community development.
Atlantic Union: Campus fixes needed before sale in Sept.
Grant Welker February 26, 2021Atlantic Union College will have to make utility improvements to its Lancaster campus as part of a sale agreement for the 135-acre site, an executive for the affiliated local church office said Friday.
Today's Poll
In April 2020 during the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States lost 20.5 million jobs, skyrocketing unemployment to 14.7%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. During the next few years/years, reflecting a tight labor market, wages increased while the remote workforce more than tripled. Today, with some employers making a renewed push for employees to be back in the office, many current and potential employees still want the flexibility to work from home, along with other benefits.
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