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Monday, July 10, 2017

Fitchburg Kmart one of dozens closing in the U.S.

Several Kmart locations nationwide, including the store in Fitchburg, will close by early October, the company announced Friday.

The chief of police at Becker College is now the president of an international campus law enforcement organization.

A Westborough provider of home accessibility solutions for the elderly has been acquired and will operate from a new office in town.

WPI professor joins Council on Undergraduate Research

Worcester Polytechnic Institute professor Aaron Sakulich has been named a member of the Council on Undergraduate Research, a Washington, D.C.-based group supporting student-faculty research.

Pot negotiations continuing Monday

Now more than a full week beyond its deadline, the conference committee hashing out changes to the legal marijuana law is expected to resume its negotiations Monday afternoon.

Canton HVAC manufacturer expanding

A Canton-based manufacturer is planning to expand its operation into Randolph and create 20 new jobs there with assistance from a tax-exempt bond from the state's finance and development agency.

Civil legal aid supporters say 57,000 low-income people who are eligible for assistance are turned away each year and are calling on Gov. Charlie Baker not to veto funding from an annual state budget plan that offers no new money to address the problem.

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