LOCAL BUSINESS NEWS ARTICLES & EVENTS

By Melanie Petrucci, Senior Community Reporter Shrewsbury – Shrewsbury school administrators met with Shrewsbury Federal Credit Union (SFCU) President Jim Dupont and Marketing Manager Lisa...

Region - Mirick O’Connell, a full-service law firm with offices in Worcester, Westborough and Boston, recently announced that several of its attorneys have been named...

Business name: Polished…From Fingers to Toes Address: 299 West Main St., Northborough Owners: Linda Ho and Nina Nguyen

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Marlborough – Touting it as the “lab of the future,” city and state officials joined executives and employees from Quest Diagnostics in a ceremony Oct. 2 to open the company’s new 200,000 square-foot lab which is located at the site of the former Hewlett Packard building on Forest Street.

Shrewsbury – As a room packed with supporters of the Shrewsbury High School (SHS) athletic department looked on, Dave L’Ecuyer, president and CEO of Central One Federal Credit Union announced at the May 10 school committee meeting that the bank had decided to make a sponsorship gift of $750,000 to the SHS synthetic turf field project.

Marlborough – Stationary bicyclists were once again compelled by personal reasons to participate in the 11th annual Pedal to End Cancer (formerly known as Spin for Hope), a three-hour event held March 1 at Wayside Racquet & Swim Club. With additional donations and company matches expected, 32 cyclists exceeded their goal and raised over $20,000 for the American Cancer Society. In 11 years, the Wayside benefit collected over $197,800.

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Marlborough  – The Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest (BGCMW) is celebrating the end of a great season for the local Youth Basketball Program,...

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By David Fassler Community Reporter Hudson - The May 24 meeting of the 495/MetroWest Development Compact (MAPC) brought together Hudson town planners, state representatives,...

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The former Fish Restaurant and Wine Bar at 29 South Bolton St. is undergoing some changes, though no formal plans have been submitted.

Region - On July 19, Corridor Nine Regional Chamber of Commerce members and guests enjoyed a fun night of networking, teambuilding and camaraderie at its annual Summer Sizzle held at TEAMWORKS in Northborough. Congratulations to the Robert Half International Team for taking home the winning trophy for placing first in the teambuilding challenges.

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Having been in business for 30 years, Gerry Brodeur and his team are known for the high quality of craftsmanship in their work.

Marlborough – Mayor Arthur Vigeant July 27 accepted a generous Marlborough Labor Day Parade sponsorship presented by Republic Services’ Municipal Services Manager Terry Grady. This year’s parade will be held Monday, Sept. 5, at 12 p.m.

To the Editor: The Corridor Nine Board of Directors has taken a strong position in opposition to the 6.25 percent software and IT tax included in the recent transportation bill enacted July 31, 2013. At this critical time when MA is trying to expand its technology industry and attract new IT business to the Commonwealth, this IT tax discourages new business development as well as existing IT business expansion. Corridor Nine Chamber has been advocating its opposition to the IT tax since the beginning of April, contacting all of the State Senators and Representatives to vote against this tax, the first "services" tax ever enacted in the state.

Westborough – Will O"Brien, the director of the Worcester Sustainable Business Leader Program (WSBLP), met with the Economic Development Committee (EDC) at its Dec. 6 meeting to discuss how the WSBLP helps business leaders become "environmental stewards."