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| Three new Knowledge Park tenants after $8.6M acquisition | | Marlborough's Knowledge Park has signed three new tenants and resigned an existing tenant to fill more than 11,000-square-feet just months after the three-building campus was sold for $8.6 million. | | Read more >> | | Send in your ideas for the 2018 WBJ Power Players | | The Worcester Business Journal is asking for the Central Massachusetts' business community's help in naming our Power Players for 2018. | | Read more >> | | Worcester State signs agreement with UMass Law | | A new agreement between Worcester State University and the UMass School of Law will allow students to get their bachelor's and law degree in six years. | | Read more >> | | Opponents to state-level net neutrality make their case again | | For the third time in less than two months, opponents of state-level net neutrality legislation made their case at the State House, as one lawmaker said his questions had gone unanswered throughout the series of hearings. | | Read more >> | |
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| Question of the Week | Tuesday we asked: A new minor league arena football team begins play on Saturday at the DCU Center in Worcester: the Massachusetts Pirates of the National Arena League. | How popular will Worcester's new arena football team be? |  | - I would love to see the Pirates succeed. I am afraid they have not done enough to get people excited for this season though. Hopefully that will pick up once the team actually starts playing.
- It will be good if they get the marketing right. Keep the football excitement going in the pro off-season, etc. Since no baseball confirmed for the city, it could be a good fill in. Also, downtown is slowly changing for the better, and that could be a factor. Go Pirates!!
- No shot. It's just not a high quality product, period.
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