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🔒Investors seeking Worcester multi-families

From January through October, the number of two- and three-family homes sold in Worcester increased by 7% compared to the same period a year ago.

🔒Q&A: Catching lung cancer

More than five decades ago, the first U.S. surgeon general’s report warned against the health hazards of smoking. But it wasn’t until much more recently screening for lung cancer became a reliable tool. The Harrington HealthCare System is on the forefront.

🔒The little-known crisis in health care

A convergence of trends is producing a real crisis in health care: a growing shortage of front-line, low-paid workers providing our early, basic, and long-term patient care.

🔒Healthcare jobs just keep growing

With the population in Massachusetts, and across the country, aging, the demand is growing for all sorts of health services, and as is the need to find people for these jobs.
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🔒Healing Garden in Harvard has outgrown its name and helped thousands of cancer survivors

After two decades, the Healing Garden has evolved into a place where anyone fighting cancer can participate in a meditation, yoga, knitting or writing class, or take part in group mindfulness session or another on living a life of meaning.

🔒Local health officials are dealing with the vaping fallout

This year has been turbulent for the vaping industry nationwide: more than 2,000 have been sickened with a lung illness traced to vaping, and 42 have died.

🔒Former Obama official wants to grow the influence of the Greater Worcester Community Foundation

Barbara Fields took over at the Greater Worcester Community Foundation on Aug. 15, succeeding long-time CEO Ann Lisi.
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🔒Massachusetts needs to lean into public transit

As state legislators go behind closed doors to understand the issue better before arriving at a comprehensive strategy, we urge them to consider a solution placing high priority on public transit.

🔒Worcester needs a single-tax rate

The Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce has argued reducing the gap between commercial/industrial/personal tax rates and residential tax rates will lead to a fair and equitable system.
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