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Thursday, October 5, 2017
Natural gas leaks cost Mass. $39M annually
Natural gas is leaking into the atmosphere from more than 900 locations in Worcester alone.
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AC Hotel to open with 110 Grill in March
When the AC Hotel opens in downtown Worcester in March, it will include the newest location from the rapidly expanding 110 Grill chain.
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Seven Hills affiliates with adoption agency
A 168-year-old Worcester adoption and mental health services agency has officially become the 12th affiliate of human services organization Seven Hills Foundation.
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National Grid, battery company unveil power system at Holy Name
National Grid and a Woburn-based battery maker on Thursday unveiled an energy storage system at Holy Name High School in Worcester.
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Firm fined $8,000 for Medway gas spill
The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection has fined a company $8,000 for a diesel fuel spill in Medway the company failed to immediately address.
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MWCC unveils remodeled learning center
Mount Wachusett Community College students now have a new academic center after it and several other buildings were remodeled this summer.
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OSHA protection bill clears Senate
All state and municipal employees would have the same workplace protections as their private-sector peers under a bill that cleared the Senate Wednesday.
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Regional Roundup

Board wants condo development reduced (MetroWest Daily News)
Oxford voters split on pot shops(Telegram & Gazette)
Nursing home death investigation complete(Telegram & Gazette)
Many potential Amazon sites in Boston(Boston Globe)
Question of the Week
Tuesday we asked: More companies are offering wellness benefits to employees in order to manage healthcare costs. The Centers for Disease Control suggests programs proven to improve employees' stamina and morale.
How do you keep your employees healthy?
  • We hired a nutritionist who comes in once a week. Everyone is encouraged to meet with him.
  • We have a walk challenge with prizes that is very popular at our company.
  • Incentives and friendly competition around healthy life choices
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UMass Memorial unleashes $650M electronic system
WPI grad named Kohl's CEO
Five companies lease space in Hopkinton Technology Park
Construction firm wants to build 90-unit residential complex in South Worcester
Worcester County home prices hit $280K
Volturno opens in Framingham
Blackstone Valley considers Amazon push
Greyhound adds routes from Worcester to NYC, Hartford, Springfield

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