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Friday, May 26, 2017
Mount Carmel church enters historic redevelopment debate
As the demolition protection ends on Mount Carmel, another historic Worcester building enters the debate of preservation vs. teardown.
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The Hanover gets strong credit affirmations
The Hanover Insurance Group in Worcester and its subsidiaries received strong credit ratings as a result of its solid risk-adjusted capitalization, according to a Thursday release.
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Total pay for MetroWest workers rises to $23 billion
The amount of money earned by workers in MetroWest rose by $600 million in the 12 months ending in June 2016 to surpass $23 billion, according to a new report by the 495/MetroWest Partnership.
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Behavioral Concepts appoints new professional development, research director
Behavioral Concepts, Inc. of Worcester, which specializes in the care of children on the autism spectrum in Central Massachusetts, has appointed a new director of professional development and research.
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Staples appoints new chief marketing officer
Staples has appointed a new chief marketing officer who will be in charge of promoting the Framingham office supply chain's turn toward its delivery business.
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Senate unanimously supports Boston-Springfield high speed train
The Massachusetts Senate on Thursday unanimously agreed to study the feasibility of developing a high-speed rail line between Boston and Springfield, an issue its sponsor portrayed as a matter of regional economic equity.
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Big Y Foods names workforce management director
Big Y Foods, Inc. of Springfield has appointed longtime employee and Westborough resident Jim Wilson as its new director of workforce management.
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Regional Roundup
Week in review
Major bank purchase
The parent company Worcester-based Commerce Bank will be acquired by Berkshire Hills Bancorp, Inc. for $209 million in stock, and Berkshire will move its headquarters to Boston.The new bank's total assets are expected to be $12 billion, including $2.2 billion in acquired assets from Commerce.
1,600 jobs in Marlborough
Employment figures for Marlborough's soon-to-come Apex Center were released this week. The site is expected to create 800 full-time jobs, and 800 part-time jobs.
Drought no more
Worcester's drought was declared over this week by City Manager Edward Augustus.
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Nichols buys golf course for $200K
Worcester developing first master plan in 30 years
Commerce Bank to be acquired for $209M
Former UMass doctor allegedly touched patient inappropriately
More companies seeking employees with autism
New stop opening Monday on Framingham/Worcester line
Steward acquiring Tennessee health provider
AGs fearful Trump won't defend subsidies
Part of New Bedford golf course turning into ind. park

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