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What’s on WCCA the week of March 30, 2009
Tune in to WCCA TV 13 this week and see Imagine Worcester with host Virginia Swain and her guest Gary Gardner, World Watch Institute Director of Research. What It’s Worth with Tommy Colletta will feature State Senator Michael Moore. Georgia and Dez prepare a salmon dish on Cooking with Georgia Don’t miss 10 String Swing [...]
Major downtown development announcement
Worcester is posed for an “exciting announcement on downtown development” tomorrow at 10am at the Mass College of Pharmacy. Could this be CitySquare/Unum? Something else entirely? This is CitySquare/Unum. Some reports are that we could be looking at initial Galleria/Common Outlets demolition in the next few weeks.
Konnie Lukes: America’s most loved Albanian?
We’ve written about Mayor Konnie Lukes’ appearances in the Albanian press before–one paper featured her after election win. Now, the Albanian Telegraphic Agency – sort of an Albanian AP/UPI – is featuring a picture of Lukes riding in a car in the St. Patrick’s Day parade in a feed across the top of their page. [...]
City Set For Downtown Development Announcement
Big development news for downtown Worcester is expected during a press conference scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Framingham Pharma Firm May Not Survive ‘09
Symbollon Pharmaceuticals Inc. does not have enough cash to continue operations in 2009 and may shut down after failing to sell its key product in 2008, the company said.
Machine Firm Spends $2.25M On Westborough Property
Three partners in Component Sources International, a machine shop in Southborough, have bought 121 Flanders Road in Westborough for $2.25 million.
Spencer Savings Fined By FDIC
Spencer Savings Bank has paid two Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. penalties totaling $10,305 for violations of the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act and the Flood Disaster Protection Act.
Northborough IT Firms Merge
Swiftec IT and SK Technologies Inc. have merged.
New China Order For AMSC
Devens-based American Superconductor Corp. said it has expanded its involvement with the Shanghai Electric Cable Research Institute and has taken a new order for high temperature superconductor wire.
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