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American to fly daily from Worcester to Philadelphia

American Airlines will become the third airline to fly commercial out of Worcester Regional Airport when it launches its daily service to Philadelphia International Airport in October.

Carvana launches car-buying-and-delivery service in Worcester

In the Worcester area, residents can now order groceries, clothing and take-out via a variety of apps and websites. Now, residents can shop for a car and avoid the dealership.

Fishing industry wants limits, delay on offshore wind rollout

Some go to sea to scoop tasty creatures from the deep and others venture out to harness clean energy from the air above the waves.

American Airlines to fly daily from Worcester to Philadelphia

American Airlines will become the third airline to fly commercial out of Worcester Regional Airport when it launches its daily service to Philadelphia International Airport in October.
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Hudson microcreamery, six other Central Mass. companies land $600,000 in workforce grants

Seven Central Massachusetts companies have been awarded more than $600,000 in state workforce training grants, including an ice cream shop in Hudson.

Target partners with Shipt for delivery in Worcester area next month

Just over three months after acquiring grocery delivery service Instacart rival Shipt for $550 million, Target announced Tuesday it will begin offering online grocery delivery to New England homes next month, including in the Worcester area.

MBTA developing structure for $7 million parking revenue increase

The MBTA has penciled in $7 million in new parking revenues for next year. Now they're figuring out who will pay.

February brings in 13,7000 Mass. jobs as unemployment rate remains 3.5%

Massachusetts saw a gain of 13,700 jobs last month, including 13,100 from the private sector, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the unemployment rate remained at 3.5 percent.
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Former transportation company owner indicted again for money laundering in $19M scheme

Already facing criminal charges for filing $19-million in false Medicaid claims, the owner of a Westminster-based transportation company is now being charged with laundering the money he generated from the alleged scheme.

MBTA fare hikes pushed off to 2019

The MBTA Board advanced a fiscal 2019 budget that pushes fare increases off the table until after this year's elections, despite a $36.5 million hole in the agency's spending plans.
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