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Energy

Mass. Energy Summit to focus on business strategies, controlling costs

Registration is open for the Massachusetts Energy Summit, which will take place at the Hogan Campus Center in Worcester on Tuesday, June 16.

Government & Politics

Opioid deaths fall below 1,000 for first year in 13 years

DPH says the declining trend mirrors data unfolding nationally.

Health Care

🔒Spectrum Health Systems opening $13.4M Lowell treatment center

The nonprofit focused on Lowell because the city has one of the highest rates of opioid-related emergency room visits in the state.

Education

Nichols secures grant to expand finance lab, plans Anna Maria program transition

Since the lab opened, more than 1,500 Nichols students have earned Bloomberg certifications.

Banking & Finance

🔒Boston law firm opens Central Mass. office for former Mirick, Fletcher attorneys

Located at 1500 West Park Drive, Suite 210, Rubin Rudman’s new location will serve as the base for Lisa Neeley and Amy McIntyre, two attorneys focused on elder law.

Real Estate

Ashland investor buys Marlborough plaza for $4M

Constructed in 1982, Longfellow Plaza contains a mix of retail and office space.

Energy

Grid operators expect sufficient supply to meet summer demand

ISO New England projects that consumer electric demand will peak at 25,228 megawatts under normal weather conditions.

Government & Politics

Lawmakers retain 20-cent rideshare fee as part of surtax deal

The per-ride fee established in a 2016 law regulating transportation network companies is set to sunset in January 2027.