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WBJ 40 Under Forty includes five MetroWest professionals - Vimarsana News

WBJ 40 Under Forty includes five MetroWest professionals

WBJ on Monday announced the recipients of its annual 40 Under Forty awards, honoring up-and-coming business professionals who've already made a significant impact on the Central Massachusetts economy and community.

Cannabis regulators criticize Gardner, Natick firms for using boilerplate language in outlining diversity goals - Vimarsana News

Cannabis regulators criticize Gardner, Natick firms for using boilerplate language in outlining diversity goals

The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission on Thursday took issue with two provisional license applications for prospective businesses looking to open in Natick and Gardner for using identical language in their diversity plans.

St. Mary's Credit Union fills CEO's old job with State Street executive - Vimarsana News

St. Mary's Credit Union fills CEO's old job with State Street executive

St. Mary’s Credit Union, headquartered in Marlborough, on Monday announced it named Frank Borawski as the $972-million institution’s new chief financial officer and senior vice president of finance, filling the position left vacant when Larissa Thurston was promoted to president and CEO.

Toninova soproga blestela v množici ljudi (FOTO) - Vimarsana News

Toninova soproga blestela v množici ljudi (FOTO)

Množica ljudi na Brezjah na krščanski praznik Marijinega vnebovzetja.

Rural communities say state's PILOT is steering them in the wrong direction Central Western Mass. - Vimarsana News

Rural communities say state's PILOT is steering them in the wrong direction Central Western Mass.

Where the state has acquired tax-exempt properties, such as forests, beaches and public institutions, municipalities are reimbursed for lost revenue through the State-Owned Land Payment In Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) program.